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So i have a raspberry pi 3. Trying to connect to schools wifi, both the connections are greyed out with a weird icon of 2 computers and a red circle thing. Anyone have any experience with this?

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9 minutes ago, MCManiac52 said:

So i have a raspberry pi 3. Trying to connect to schools wifi, both the connections are greyed out with a weird icon of 2 computers and a red circle thing. Anyone have any experience with this?

 
 

does it work on other wifi at home? if you don't know or it doesn't it could be missing files from the FAT partition

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9 minutes ago, MCManiac52 said:

So i have a raspberry pi 3. Trying to connect to schools wifi, both the connections are greyed out with a weird icon of 2 computers and a red circle thing. Anyone have any experience with this?

I haven't experienced such a thing. Is it a clean install of Raspbian (or whatever other operating system your are using)?

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1 minute ago, peej said:

does it work on other wifi at home? if you don't know or it doesn't it could be missing files from the FAT partition

yeah it works fine on normal networks, just doesn't seem to like either of the schools domain networks

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27 minutes ago, MCManiac52 said:

So i have a raspberry pi 3. Trying to connect to schools wifi, both the connections are greyed out with a weird icon of 2 computers and a red circle thing. Anyone have any experience with this?

What operating system are you using on your Pi?

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22 minutes ago, MCManiac52 said:

yeah it works fine on normal networks, just doesn't seem to like either of the schools domain networks

my guess is they have configured the network in a way that the pi can't understand it 

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4 hours ago, Daniel22 said:

What operating system are you using on your Pi?

The latest version of Raspbian that came with it.

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25 minutes ago, MCManiac52 said:

The latest version of Raspbian that came with it.

Have you tried using apt-get update? 

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5 hours ago, MCManiac52 said:

So i have a raspberry pi 3. Trying to connect to schools wifi, both the connections are greyed out with a weird icon of 2 computers and a red circle thing. Anyone have any experience with this?

Can you sign into the internet through another device such as your phone?

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1 hour ago, Jamiec1130 said:

Have you tried using apt-get update? 

Not yet but I'll give it a go when i get a chance.

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17 minutes ago, Daniel22 said:

Can you sign into the internet through another device such as your phone?

Yes. The network uses Active Directory authentication if that helps.

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I forget what wireless network management program the RPi uses but I found that using the command line to force wireless connections on the RPi is better than using the GUI. For me the GUI rarely worked but the CLI worked every time.

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16 minutes ago, KuJoe said:

I forget what wireless network management program the RPi uses but I found that using the command line to force wireless connections on the RPi is better than using the GUI. For me the GUI rarely worked but the CLI worked every time.

You wouldn't happen to know the command for this would you?

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13 minutes ago, MCManiac52 said:

You wouldn't happen to know the command for this would you?

I tried looking it up but I can't remember off hand. I know I had to create a config file and then force the wireless connectivity using the config file.

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18 minutes ago, KuJoe said:

I tried looking it up but I can't remember off hand. I know I had to create a config file and then force the wireless connectivity using the config file.

ah okay, thanks dude.

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