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[Martin Pauly <pauly AT hrz.uni-marburg.de>]

Hi,

Am 21.01.22 um 15:39 schrieb Jan Reister (via geteduroam Mailing List):
> The generic problem reported is that a MacOS user is at home, deletes the 
> existing eduroam wifi network, configures via cat.eduroam.org for our 
> university, and the laptopo cannot connect to the home wifi anymore.

Ok, this is really "strange". We've had some reports of that kind, too,
with all kinds of devices, not just macOS.
It all came down to misunderstandings or bugs in the respective device/OS.
The very first tipp: Do a full restart (no kidding).
What might help with macOS: use the keyring app (or its successor in finder)
to comb through stored keys. This did not help with our problem,
but some users reported to get rid of leftover WiFi keys which caused strange 
problems
this way. And sometimes users had to install from scratch to get their gear 
back to normal.

Cheers, Martin

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