Windows 11, Windows 10

• Click the start menu
• Type "Wi-Fi settings" and click on the result
• Click "Manage known networks"
• Click "Add a new network"
• Network name (all in lowercase): eduroam
• Security type: WPA2-Enterprise AES
• EAP method: EAP-TTLS
• Authentication method: PAP
• Anonymous identifier: anonymous@subu.edu.tr
• Click the Save button
• Click on the connections icon at the bottom right to to view available networks
• Click on "eduroam", type your username and password and hit enter
• Read the warning about the certificate and click connect

Ubuntu

• Click System > Options
• Click Network Connections
• Click the Wireless tab and then the Add button
• Connection name: eduroam
• SSID (all in lowercase): eduroam
• Security: WPA & WPA2 Enterprise
• Authorization: Tunneled TLS
• Anonymous identity: anonymous@subu.edu.tr
• SM certification: None
• Inner authentication: PAP
• Username: your username in the format name.surname@subu.edu.tr
• Password: your password
• After saving the settings, you can connect to the network.

Android

• List the wireless networks and click on the wireless network named eduroam
• EAP method: TTLS
• Identity: Your username in the format name.surname@subu.edu.tr
• Password: your password
• CA Certificate: Authentication
• Below the "Advanced Options":
  • Phase 2 authentication: PAP
  • Anonymous identity: anonymous@subu.edu.tr
• Tap the Connect button

IOS

• Click here to download the required configuration file and open it
• Click 'Allow'
• Click "Load" on top right of the screen
• Enter your username in the format name.surname@subu.edu.tr and click 'Next'
• Enter your password and click 'Next'
• Click 'Finish'