Xbox series X Wpa2 support or workarounds to connecting to eduroam

So I'm not able to connect to my wifi at all! The Eero uses WPA2 PSK AES and the XBox One X only supports WPA/WPA2 (personal), and WEP. I'm hoping this can be updated soon, but in the meantime, I need to figure out how to get a wired connection to my console...

Eero has said they won't support the change to the protocol either...

Greetings CaptainMauZer!

There is no current documentation that the Xbox One support WPA-enterpise or WPA2-enterprise (802.1x) connectivity.

The workaround (as for the Xbox 360) is to connect your console (wired) with a computer. Share the computer's Internet connection and use your computer's MAC address as your console's alternative MAC address.

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Im trying to configure my Xbox1 to:

Network Name: eduroam

Security type: WPA2-Enterprise

Encryption: AES

EAP type: PEAP MS-CHAPv2

it detects my device as windows 10, but whenever I click download, I don't have anything pop up in order to run the application. What do i Do?

Hi, my name is Julian and I'm an Xbox gamer just like you. Let's try to solve your issue together.

No worries, the error usually means that your Xbox Series X does not support the WIFI security protocol your router is using.

Your Xbox supports WPA2 and WPA3. If your router is set to WEP or a mixed mode that isn’t compatible, your console won’t connect.

Please try these steps:

1) Access your router settings from your phone or PC.

2) Change the Wi-Fi security type to WPA2 or WPA3

3) Restart your router and Xbox.

Click here to learn more about this https://support.xbox.com/en-US/help/hardware-ne...

Let me know if you need further assistance.

Okay, so we have 2 networks eduroam, which is the main student, and UMass, which you log into (guests can use it to) and Im still having problems with eduroam but it's working if I log into the UMass network so I'll called this half fixed. It works so that's
all that matters. Thanks for the response though and I'll try it out later when I mess around with eduroam again!