Eduroam is an agreement between educational institutions to share access to their wireless networks. Being part of the eduroam federation allows all Griffith staff and students visiting another institution to connect to the eduroam wireless network using their Griffith portal username and password.
Where can I use eduroam?
Griffith Staff and Students
eduroam is available at over 500 sites world wide, for a full list of eduroam participating institutions, please visit the www.eduroam.edu.au website.
Visitors to the Griffith University
eduroam is available on all Griffith University campuses and in most buildings, however, please check the coverage maps section of the wireless website for up-to-date information.
Connecting to eduroam
Visitors to the Griffith University
If you are visiting Griffith, you will need to check with your own IT support staff to ensure that your access is set up before you come.
Griffith Staff and Students
Members of the Griffith community need to configure the laptop once in order to connect to the eduroam wireless network. To view the connection guides for various operating systems, please visit the eduroam section of the Griffith Wireless website.
What resources are available while connected to eduroam?
Griffith Staff and Students
Please check with visited institution's eduroam support pages for a list of resources available to you.
Visitors to the Griffith University
Network access for visitors is provided free of charge, however, it is limited to SSH, HTTP, mail and VPN services.
Conditions of use
All visitors must read and accept the Code of Practice before connecting to the eduroam wireless network. Please note that eduroam is only available to users over 18 years of age or those users who have acquired parental consent to use the “non-filtered” Internet access.