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There's this network at my school which I know requires a username and password. If I access it on my PC, it asks for it, and I give it, and I get access. Works great.

On my Mac, when I select it from the drop down list of detected wireless networks, it asks me for just a password. Like this is some normal home network. Which is wrong. Inapplicable. No.

How can I get it let me put in my username and password instead?

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This should work, but, as this is working with tech, you never know:

  1. Open System Preferences.
  2. Select Network.
  3. Select "Wi-Fi" on the sidebar (AirPort if you're running SL or earlier).
  4. Click "Advanced..." in the lower right.
  5. On the Wi-Fi tab, click the plus sign beneath "Preferred Networks".
  6. Enter the name of the network that you want to connect to.
  7. In the security drop-down, select "Any (Enterprise)".
  8. Log in with your username and password.
  9. Press OK.
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