Information for Sussex staff and students visiting other institutions with eduroam

You must check that your laptop or mobile device is set up and working with eduroam at Sussex before you try to use it anywhere else. If you have not already connected, follow the “green sheet” guide to registering on eduroam.

If you need help when you are away from Sussex, you will not be given support by the institution you are visiting, which is why you must get eduroam working before you go.

You should also check that the university or institution you are visiting is using eduroam.

For institutions in the UK:

• Go to the Janet Roaming - UK Sites locations web page
• Scroll down to the table of UK Institutions
• Check that the institution you are visiting has the word Visited

For institutions in the rest of the world:

• Europe – start with the list of participating countries. Each country page then has details of the institutions which use eduroam.
• Asia Pacific – from the list of participating territories, each region has a list of participating universities (for Australia, go through to the eduroam Wiki for "end users")
• Canada – see the map of Canadian institutions

Make sure that you know your Sussex username and password, as you will need to enter this information to connect to an eduroam network at another institution.

Username@domain

Your username is your standard Sussex username. The eduroam domain for Sussex is sussex.ac.uk (so if your username is "user99", you would enter user99@sussex.ac.uk)

(Note for staff - this may be different to your email address)

Password

Your standard Sussex password (as you would use to login to Sussex Direct)

Domain

(If present) must be left blank