Don't have an eduroam account? Not a problem!
The Chapman Open guest wifi network is available to visitors who do not have a valid eduroam account. Simply connect on your device and accept the terms and conditions to get started.

Don't have an eduroam account? Not a problem!
The Chapman Open guest wifi network is available to visitors who do not have a valid eduroam account. Simply connect on your device and accept the terms and conditions to get started.
Eduroam is a global partnership of institutions that allows all users to authenticate to WiFi using their University's email address and password. Once you connect, you will find that your devices will automatically connect to the eduroam WiFi network at many of the surrounding schools such as UCI and USC. The reverse is true for visiting faculty and students when they visit Chapman University.
IS&T encourages everyone to begin connecting their devices to eduroam now, as our existing Chapman University wireless network will be retired at the end of summer 2017. Please note that we will continue to have an open guest wireless network on campus for non-Chapman visitors.
The eduroam network provides similar access as a typical wired computer. This means you will not need VPN in most situations while connected at Chapman University (Faculty & staff only). All of your wireless traffic will be encrypted. There are no bandwidth throttles (Previously capped at 25MB/sec). Again, users can be anywhere on campus and experience the same benefits as if they were on a wired computer.
Below are tutorials and instructions for connecting your specific device to the eduroam network. Please select your device from the list below for more information on how to get connected.
Note: You may be presented with a one-time prompt to trust or accept Chapman's authentication server. This is part of the setup and is encouraged.
PDF Instructions:
Device registration allows your device to use the Chapman Open network for a period up to 1 year without having to click the accept button, and is intended for devices that don’t work properly with eduroam.
Registration is valid for one year, at which point you’ll need to repeat the steps again for your device.
In order to complete this procedure, you’ll need to find the Mac Address (also called the Physical Address or Wifi Address) for your device. Example: 5C-E0-C5-35-78-FE or 5C:E0:C5:35:78:FE. The procedure for finding the mac address will vary depending on your device.


Make sure you are entering your full Chapman University email address in the username field (e.g. petethepanther@chapman.edu instead of petethepanther). For those who are using a Windows 7 laptop owned by Chapman University, you may need to connect to the wired network and restart before being able to connect to eduroam for the first time.