Part 1: Find your Wireless Network Address in Macintosh OS X

• Go to System Preferences and click the Network button
• Select Show: AirPort
• Click the AirPort button on the left side of the bar
• Write down the AirPort ID

Part 2: Register your Wireless Network Address

• Login to http://my.tcu.edu/
• Choose Helpful Links from the menu
• Choose the link: TCU Network Registration

• Carefully read the TCU Computing Resources Policy and click Accept to continue.

• For the Subnet, choose:  Student-Wireless

• Fill in Computer Operating System Type:  Macintosh OSX (for 10.4 and lower) or Macintosh OSX.5 (for 10.5)

• Fill in the Network (Ethernet) Address

• For My Description, write a short description for the computer registered, i.e. "Frog's Ethernet", for easy identification.

• Click the Save button

Part 3: Wireless Setup for Macintosh OS X

• From the menu bar, click the Airport icon   
  
• Choose Open Internet Connect… from the menu

• From the menu, select Configuration and select AirPort
• If AirPort Power is off, click the button to Turn AirPort On
• Click the 802.1x icon (If this is not available, add it: select File from the menu, then select New 802.1X Connection)

• From the Configuration Drop-down box, select Edit Configurations
• Make the following selections and entries:
  Description: StuWireless
  Network Port: AirPort
  Wireless Network: StuWireless
  Authentication: PEAP

• Click OK
• Click the Connect button to continue

• Click the Continue button to accept the digital certificate issued by the authentication server
• Enter your TCU Username and Password

• Do not add settings to any keychain.
• Do not select the option for “Always trust certificates”
• You should see a successful connection status displayed at the bottom of the window.

Configuration of StuWireless is complete!