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WiFi Access
From 2pm Monday 15th December 2025 all users will need to forget the Eduroam network and reconnect in order to continue using the service. This is due to a security update required by our supplier.
For details on how to do this please see our updated guides in the self service portal.
The University uses eduroam for its wireless network. Eduroam provides a WiFi service to the university sector, allowing students to access WiFi at their home institution and when visiting other participating institutions, using their university login credentials.
Wifi advice for students returning to campus
If you have been away from London Met's campuses for a long time, your London Met password may have changed. It is good security practice to change your password regularly, and when you do, any wireless devices that use your London Met password will also need to be updated so that they will reconnect to eduroam.
The easiest way to do this is to 'forget' the eduroam wireless network and add it again to your device using your new password.
Login details
Your username is your London Met email address. Your password is your University password.
- Username format: abc0123@my.londonmet.ac.uk
- Password: Your standard University password
If you are unable to connect to eduroam please raise a request in the IT Self Service Portal or visit our service desk.
Full details of the eduroam service are available at the eduroam website.
How to set up and use the eduroam Wi-Fi
Staff and students can access the University's free Wi-Fi network by connecting to eduroam. You'll only need to set this up once and you'll stay connected to the network around London Met and in thousands of participating locations in 70 countries worldwide.
Detailed guides on how to connect to Eduroam (select your type of device for instructions)
Manual device configuration setting
If you need to configure your wireless device to use eduroam, please use the following:
- SSID: eduroam
- Security Type / Encryption: WPA2/AES (WPA/TKIP will work but its use is depreciated)
- Network Authentication Method: PEAP
- User Authentication: EAP-MSCHAPv2
Connect to eduroam at other institutions
London Met students can also connect to eduroam when visiting other participating institutions.
- More information can be found at JANET Roaming, along with details of an eduroam app for iPhone, iPad and Android devices that helps to find eduroam points and gives information about how to connect to the service.
- A list of participating institutions can be found on the UK list.
Terms and Conditions
To use the service it is a requirement that you agree to the terms outlined in the University's ICT Acceptable Use Policy and also the JANET Acceptable Use Policy.