Welcome to University of the Philippines eduroam
The eduroam (education roaming) network allows students, researchers, faculty, and staff from the University of the Philippines to securely access the internet across all UP campuses and thousands of participating institutions worldwide using their university credentials.
UP Students, Researchers, Faculty, and Staff
Log in using your official institutional email account (e.g., username@up.edu.ph) and your password.
Visiting Scholars and Guests
Select the eduroam SSID and log in using the full credentials provided by your home institution (e.g., user@domain.edu).
Network Connection Setup
The easiest way to connect securely is using the eduroam Configuration Assistant Tool (CAT):
Download eduroam CAT Profile (All Devices)Or directly download the client installer tailored for your operating system:
Network Configuration Technical Details
| SSID (Network Name) | eduroam |
|---|---|
| Security Type | WPA3-Enterprise / WPA2-Enterprise |
| EAP Method | TTLS |
| Phase 2 Authentication | PAP |
How to Manually Configure Your Device
If you prefer to configure your profile manually or are utilizing Linux or legacy operating platforms, perform the configurations manually using the instructions below:
Android Setup Instructions
- Open your device's Settings app and head over to Network & Internet / Connections -> Wi-Fi.
- Select or add network identifier name
eduroam. - Change the EAP Method to
TTLS. - Set the Phase 2 Authentication to
PAP. - Under CA Certificate, select
None. - In the Identity box, supply your complete UP account (e.g.,
username@up.edu.ph) and provide your password. Leave Anonymous Identity blank.
Windows OS Manual Setup Instructions
- Navigate to the Windows Control Panel -> Network and Sharing Center.
- Click Set up a new connection or network, then select Manually connect to a wireless network.
- Type
eduroaminto the Network name input field, chooseWPA2-EnterpriseorWPA3-Enterpriseas the Security type, and hit Next. - Click Change connection settings to open the properties sheet. Go to the Security tab.
- Under network authentication method, select Microsoft: Network EAP-TTLS, click Settings and configure client PAP parameters.
macOS and iOS Manual Instructions
eduroam Wi-Fi broadcast name, key in your full @up.edu.ph institutional credential username and password combo, and select Trust when prompted with the server identity certificate profile radius.up.edu.ph.
Linux OS Manual Setup Instructions
For Linux distributions running GUI managers like GNOME or KDE (Ubuntu, Fedora, Mint, etc.):
- Click on your Wi-Fi icon, choose eduroam, and wait for the authentication modal box to appear.
- Set Wi-Fi Security to WPA & WPA2 Enterprise.
- Set Authentication/EAP to Tunneled TLS (TTLS).
- Set Anonymous Identity to blank.
- For the CA Certificate, Select (None)
- Set Inner Authentication / Phase 2 to PAP.
- Provide your full UP email address inside Username and append your password. Click Connect.
Alternatively, for headless clients configuring via wpa_supplicant.conf:
network={
ssid="eduroam"
key_mgmt=WPA-EAP
eap=TTLS
phase2="auth=PAP"
identity="username@up.edu.ph"
password="your_password_here"
}
Security Certificates & Compliance
To maintain strict compliance with global roaming federation frameworks, our infrastructure handles certificate verification securely. If your device requires manual setup, you may download the infrastructure validation files below:
- Root CA: Download University of the Philippines Certificate Authority Root
- Certificate Revocation List (CRL): Download ca.crl
Note: The CRL is hosted on a public infrastructure directory to satisfy remote certificate criteria for security handshake compliance.