I have a school Internet connection to which we connect using a username and password. I bought a router and installed the firmware to connect to it, since the connection from the laptop catches poorly.
I can't find the ability to connect to the network using a username and password. At first, it asks for WPA passphrase, but there you need both a username and password
I tried to connect using a random password, and then change the protocol to pppoe in the interface settings.
But this did not change anything and there was no Internet either. Help me, what can I do?
mschapv2 means 802.1x and a radius server, which is quite common on business networks for login authentication.
But I have no good answer how to get a router to login to a radius server.
I tried to connect using a random password, and then change the protocol to pppoe in the interface settings.
But I guarantee this will not work and the IT department will see this random password attempts in the logs.
Haven’t you got a username and password to begin with as a student?
Everything is there and they do not look after it and I do not think that any punishment can follow. I need this in order for the router to catch Wi-Fi and transmit it to me, since my laptop catches very poorly. In general, work as a signal amplifier
Temporarily connect the router to the Internet by other means, such as a smartphone hotspot. Remove the wpad-basic-wolfssl software package and install wpad-wolfssl.
Then reboot the router. Go to the wifi page for your client, security tab, and set up WPA Enterprise (WPA2, not WPA2-PSK). The wan or wwan network should remain as DHCP Client.
Choose PEAP for EAP-Method (as you have) and EAP-MSCHAPv2 for Authentication. This is the only method supported by Windows so nearly all campus systems use it.
