Set-up for a Kwanseigakuin Network (Wireless Connection) KG-WLAN for a personally-owned device
How to register and set up your personally-owned device for a wireless connection to the Kwanseigakuin Network
Setting up the device
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For connecting a personally-owned device via wireless to the Kwanseigakuin Network, refer to set-up manual of your particular OS. Set-up manual for connecting a
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If you need help setting up your device or connecting to the Network, you can find help at your campus's ICT Support Desk. |
Printing via the University Network System from your personally-owned computer
Information is in the following link:How to Use the Printer System
To connect to the Kwanseigakuin network via wireless & a wired connection with a personally-owned device
Compatible Operating Systems
Your OS must support the 802.1x (MS-PEAP) standard to facilitate the authentication process. Any device you register must be IEEE 802.1a/g/n/ac/ax and WPA2-AES compliant.
The following OS Platforms support the 802.1x standard: Supported Operating Systems
Do not connect PC with unsupported OS to campus network.
There are other operating systems that support 802.1x (MS-PEAP) and WPA2-AES (for wireless encryption), but the only ones that the university has verified as being compatible with our system are the ones listed above. The University is only able to answer questions and provide other support for the above operating systems.
A Wireless LAN Connection is available at the following locations.
Kwanseigakuin Network Wi-Fi can generally be accessed within the buildings of the following campuses:
- Nishinomiya Uegahara Campus
- Kobe Sanda Campus
- Nishinomiya Seiwa Campus
- Osaka Umeda Campus
- Takarazuka Campus
- NIshinomiya kitaguti Campus
- Tokyo Marunouchi Campus
The following areas do not presently offer University Network Wi-Fi:
Warehouses, libraries, bookcases, exhibition rooms, janitor’s offices, machinery rooms, practice and training rooms, restrooms, hallways, kiosks without an eat-in area (excluding textbook sales areas), or similar areas where people do not typically stay for any length of time; rooms equipped with specialized equipment or facilities (such as sound studios, X-ray rooms, darkrooms, etc.); areas designated for prayer; and areas where wireless service cannot be provided due to wiring or construction constraints.
Since there are not always enough wall sockets available to accommodate everyone's power cable, it is wise to have a spare battery for your personally-owned device.