==== RRZE networks (WLAN, eduroam, VPN) ====

=== WLAN - eduroam ===
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== idm acount data ==
  * idm accountname
  * idm password or if not syncroniced  your eduroam password
  * {{ :infra:wlan:deutsche_telekom_root_ca_2.pem | Deutsche_Telekom_Root_CA_2.pem }}
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| {{ :os:linux:eduroam_linux_empty.png?400 |}}   |                            :::                                           |
|       :::                                      |                            :::                                           |
|       :::                                      | \\ **Anonymous identity** use : ** eduroam@fau.de **   \\                    |
|       :::                                      | \\ If there is a field ** Domain ** just let it empty                    |
|       :::                                      | <block info left round>===CA certificate ===
On Laptops of the institute you can find the ''**Deutsche_Telekom_Root_CA_2.pem**'' in your home-directory, \\ or in case of a very old home directory in ''/etc/skel''  \\
(or copy it from ''/net/sysVol/initscripts/fedora/skel/Deutsche_Telekom_Root_CA_2.pem''\\ or download it from {{ :infra:wlan:deutsche_telekom_root_ca_2.pem | Deutsche_Telekom_Root_CA_2.pem }})
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|       :::                                      |                                 :::                                      |
|       :::                                      | **Username**  : '' IDM-ACCOUNT@fau.de   ''                               |
|       :::                                      | **Password**  : '' IDM-PASSWORD   ''                                      |
|       :::                                      |    :::                                      |



=== VPN ===

Create a new network interface VPN -> openVPN

{{:os:linux:create-vpn-openvpn.png?400|}}


VPN-Gateway: **''ciscovpn.rrze.uni-erlangen.de''**

Get the RRZE certificate from **''/net/sysVol/work''**
<code base>
mv $HOME/Downloads/RRZE-VPN-CA.crt ~/.cert/
</code>

Make sure the directory and the certificate have the right security settings
<code bash>
# restorecon -R -v ~/.cert
</code>