Connect to Wi-Fi

What is FalconNET?

FalconNET is a campus-wide wireless network for students, staff, and faculty.

How to Connect to FalconNET:

1. Select FalconNET from your device’s wireless options.
2. Enter your Fairmont State University email address and password:
   • Students: username@students.fairmontstate.edu
   • Staff/Faculty: username@fairmontstate.edu

If you are using an Android, ChromeOS, or Linux device, you may need to enter additional advanced settings listed below.

Advanced Settings for Android, ChromeOS and Linux Devices:

• • EAP Method: PEAP
  • Phase 2 Authentication: MSCHAPV2
  • Certificate: Select “Do not check” or “Don’t validate”
  • Note: Some Android devices may require additional settings:

• • • CA Certificate: Trust on First Use or Use system certificate
    • Online Certificate Status: Request certificate status
    • Domain: network.fairmontstate.edu

What is FalconNET-RH?

FalconNET-RH is a wireless network designed for devices that are unable to connect to the standard FalconNET network.

Pre-Shared Key Access

Each resident is assigned a unique pre-shared key at the beginning of every semester. This key is sent to your Fairmont State University email address.

How to Connect Using Your Pre-Shared Key:

1. Disconnect from any current wireless network.
2. Connect to the FalconNET-RH wireless network.
3. Enter your pre-shared key (password) when prompted.

If you need a new pre-shared key, follow the instructions below.

Getting a New Pre-Shared Key (Password):

If your Pre-Shared Key is lost or not working, please contact the IT Help Desk:

• Phone: (304) 367-4810
• Email: help@fairmontstate.edu

The Guest network provides basic internet access for university guests.

(NOTE: Faculty, staff, and students should not use this network and must connect to FalconNET)

To Connect to the Guest Network:

1. Select Guest from your device’s list of available wireless networks.
2. Open a browser window (Safari, Chrome, Edge, or Firefox).
3. Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the connection.