Wireless networks are available for different user groups at all Metropolia locations.
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eduroam gues network (instructions)
- SSID: eduroam
- access with eduroam member organizations' user account
- also available in several other higher education facilities
- login format username@metropolia.fi
- authentication 802.1x/PEAP
- encryption: WPA/TKIP ja WPA2/AES
- network services: internet access and public Metropolia services
Metropolia guest network (instructions)
- SSID: metropolia-guest
- access with Metropolia user account and guest account
- authentication with web browser
- ei salaustano encryption
- network services: internet access and public Metropolia services
Metropolia student internal network (ohjeet)
- SSID: metropolia-studentsecure
- ccess with Metropolia student and staff user accounts
- authentication: 802.1x/PEAP
- ecryption: WPA/TKIP ja WPA2/AES
- network services: internet access and public Metropolia services, some intranet student services
Metropolian staff network
- Metropolia staff user account and a laptop account and device maintained by IT Services is needed to access the network
- the network will be automatically available for staff laptops in stages by September 30th 2011
- can be accessed at the moment using Windows operating system only
- Mac and Linux users can access staff services using the Staff virtual machine
- authentication 802.1x / PEAP
- encryption: WPA2+AES
- network services: internet access and Metropolia public Metropolia services, staff intranet services
Connecting to a wireless network in Windows 7
1. In the lower right corner in the Windows Desktop there is a bar icon indicating the signal strength of the wireless network. Left-click on the icon. 
2. Available wireless networks will be shown. Left-click on the word metropolia. Check the Connect automatically box and click on Connect.
3. In the Security key field, type metropolia and click OK. In a few moments you will be connected to the wireless network.
- internal services by role of the user