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| | ===Step 1=== | | ===Step 1=== |
| | After opening google chrome, click the three dots: | | After opening google chrome, click the three dots: |
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| − | [[File:1.PNG|thumb|200px|Certificate Verification]] | + | <div><ul> |
| | + | <li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:1.PNG|1]] </li> |
| | + | </ul></div> |
| | ===Step 2=== | | ===Step 2=== |
| | + | Click Settings: |
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| − | ===Step 3===
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| − | ===Step 4===
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| − | ===Step 5===
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| − | To connect your Windows 10 laptop to the RPStaff wireless network, choose "RPStaff" from the list of available networks.
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| − | *You will be asked to enter your username and password.
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| − | **Enter your Active Directory credentials (username and password used to login on a school computer) and click '''OK'''.
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| − | *If you have never connected to RPStaff, or have removed it from your list of known networks, you will be asked to if you want to continue to connect. This has to do with the certificate on our [[Wikipedia:RADIUS|RADIUS]] server. Click '''Connect''' to continue.
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| | <div><ul> | | <div><ul> |
| − | <li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:RPStaff_Windows_Connecting.png|thumb|200px|Username & Password]] </li> | + | <li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:2.PNG|2]] </li> |
| − | <li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:RPStaff_Windows_Cert.png|thumb|200px|Certificate Verification]] </li>
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| | </ul></div> | | </ul></div> |
| | + | ===Step 3=== |
| | + | In the search bar where it says, “Search Settings”, type “hardware”: |
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| − | ===MacOS===
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| − | To connect an Apple laptop (MacBook Pro or MacBook Air) to the RPStaff wireless network, select RPStaff from the available wireless networks.
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| − | *The first dialog box will ask for your Username and Password.
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| − | **Leave the 'Mode' selection on '''Automatic'''.
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| − | **Enter your Active Directory credentials (username and password used to login on a school computer) and click '''Join'''.
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| − | *The next dialog will ask you to verify the certificate. Click '''Continue'''.
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| − | *If this is your first time connecting to RPStaff with this device, you will then be asked to enter credentials to make changes to your ''Certificate Trust Settings''. These credentials will be the same username and password you use to login to the MacBook '''(Not your Active Directory credentials)'''.
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| | <div><ul> | | <div><ul> |
| − | <li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:RPStaff_MacOS_Creds.png|thumb|300px|Enter Username and Password]] </li> | + | <li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:3.PNG|3]] </li> |
| − | <li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:RPStaff_MacOS_VerifyCert.png|thumb|x200px|Click ''Continue'' to verify the certificate]] </li>
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| − | <li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:RPStaff_MacOS_ChangeTrust.png|thumb|300px|Use your MacBook Username and Password]] </li>
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| | </ul></div> | | </ul></div> |
| | + | ===Step 4=== |
| | + | Turn off the following: |
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| | + | Continue running background apps when Google Chrome is closed |
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| | + | Use hardware acceleration when available |
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| − | ===iOS===
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| − | Connecting your iPhone, iPad, or iPod to the RPStaff network is fairly simple. Once you select the RPStaff network from the list of available networks, you will be presented with a login screen asking for a Username and Password.
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| − | *Enter your Active Directory credentials (username and password used to login on a school computer).
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| − | *The next screen will present you with the rp-airwatch.raypec.org certificate. In the upper right corner, touch '''Trust'''.
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| | <div><ul> | | <div><ul> |
| − | <li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:RPStaff_User_Pass.jpg|thumb|200px|Username & Password]] </li> | + | <li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:4.PNG|4]] </li> |
| − | <li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:RPStaff_Trust.PNG|thumb|200px|Trust Certificate]] </li>
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| | </ul></div> | | </ul></div> |
| | + | ===Step 5=== |
| | + | Click “Relaunch” to restart Chrome: |
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| − | ===Android===
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| − | To connect an Android device to RPStaff, you will use your Active Directory credentials (username and password used to login on a school computer). But you'll also need some extra information. Once you select RPStaff from the list of available networks, you will be presented with a network configuration dialog.
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| − | *The 'EAP method' is '''PEAP'''.
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| − | *The 'Phase 2 authentication' is '''MSCHAPV2'''.
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| − | *For 'CA Certificate' choose '''Do not validate'''.
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| − | *Your 'Identity' is your username (firstname.lastname).
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| − | *Leave 'Anonymous identity' blank.
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| − | *Under 'Password' enter your AD password and touch '''Connect'''.
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| | <div><ul> | | <div><ul> |
| − | <li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:RPStaff_Android.png|thumb|200px|RPStaff configuration dialog]] </li> | + | <li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:5.PNG|5]] </li> |
| | </ul></div> | | </ul></div> |
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| − | | + | Chrome Should Now Be Running Smoothly |
| − | ==Note==
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| − | *Depending on the Internet sites you plan to visit, you may need to download and install the [[iBoss Certificate]] on your device.
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| − | *iOS devices (iPhone) have a feature called 'Wi-Fi Calling' that uses an IPSEC VPN tunnel which gets flagged by our iBoss web content filter as a high-risk device. The result is that your device will be temporarily blocked from reaching the Internet on our network. Your experience on RPStaff might seem slow or spotty. If you experience this, try turning off 'Wi-Fi Calling' on your iPhone.
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| − | **Go to '''Settings -> Cellular -> Wi-Fi Calling''' and switch off '''''Wi-Fi Calling on This iPhone'''''
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| − | *If you've recently changed your Active Directory password, you will likely have to forget the network from your device and reconnect.
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| − | ==See also==
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| − | *[[Wikipedia:IEEE 802.1X|IEEE 802.1X]]
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| − | *[[Wikipedia:RADIUS|RADIUS]]
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| − | *[[iBoss Certificate]]
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| − | *[https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScdhUz2mIfiRJDPLBFzcizWsIe5lyeYdb8pZ1dqeuMDYnOr1A/viewform?usp=pp_url&entry.505066120={{PAGENAMEE}} Feedback]
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By default, Google Chrome is set to use hardware acceleration. In some cases this will cause Chrome to run slower. This guide will explain how to turn off hardware acceleration for Chrome.
Steps to Turn Off Hardware Acceleration
Step 1
After opening google chrome, click the three dots:
Step 2
Click Settings:
Step 3
In the search bar where it says, “Search Settings”, type “hardware”:
Step 4
Turn off the following:
Continue running background apps when Google Chrome is closed
Use hardware acceleration when available
Step 5
Click “Relaunch” to restart Chrome:
Chrome Should Now Be Running Smoothly
