 UCF Wifi in UbuntuBy Michael Altfield, on September 17th, 2011 This month (September 2011), UCF officially killed the “UCF” SSID to be replaced by “UCF_WPA” and “UCF_WPA2.” Configuring Ubuntu Linux to connect to the UCF WPA2 network is neither trivial nor documented by UCF.
To aid other UCF Ubuntu users, I created a Wireless article on the unofficial UCF wiki. This includes links to the official UCF certificates and instructions on how to connect to the UCF_WPA2 network in Ubuntu.
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Thanks!
Thanks! Your method works for the UCF_WPA as well.
I have been able to connect to the wpa2 network but there is no Internet access. Do you know why this is or if there is a way to fix that? Thanks!
@Rafael, Where are you on campus? The infrastructure is terrible for UCF_WPA2 in the popular spots on campus. Try it in ENGINEERING 3 to verity that it’s your problem and not the school’s.