How you connect to the ONU networks depends on which network you need to join. Here is a breakdown of each Wi-Fi network:

ONU

Requires an Olivet username and password (i.e. Students & Employees).

• Intended for:
  • Smartphones
  • Tablets
  • Laptops
  • Desktop computers

ONUGuest

For guests without an Olivet account, they will need to connect to this network. 24-hour limited access after registration.

ONU-IoT

Requires an Olivet username and password. In order to manually connect to this hidden wireless network, you will first need to register your device. 

• Intended for:
  • Smart devices
  • Entertainment devices
  • Gaming devices
  • Other devices not compatible with “ONU” network
    • Wireless printers are not supported on ONU Wi-Fi.

How to Connect to ONU

Most devices require only these 3 steps:

1. In your device's Wi-Fi settings, select the “ONU” network .

2. Enter your Olivet username and password. (username is without “@olivet.edu.”)

3. Select “Trust” or “Connect” (depending on your device) if prompted for a Wi-Fi certificate.

If the above steps do not work, your device may require special steps to connect to “ONU.” (Android devices and Chromebooks often fall under this category.)

1. Open Wi-Fi Settings. (may vary by device)

2. Ensure Wi-Fi is turned on, then tap “ONU.”

3. Set up the following settings:

• Identity: ONU-AD\yourusername (username is without “@olivet.edu.” Use back slash, not forward slash.)
• Password: (your Olivet email password)
• CA certificate: Use system certificates
• Domain: olivet.edu
• EAP method: PEAP
• Phase 2 authentication: MSCHAPV2
• Anonymous identity: (leave blank)
• MAC address type: Phone MAC (or Device MAC)

4. Tap “Connect.”

If you have difficulty connecting, try forgetting the network and try again.