Heads up that I was unable to connect to our enterprise Wi-Fi using the format id@example.com; what worked for me instead was the domain\\username format (AD-authenticated) like this:
static const char* SECRET_EAP_ID = "my-Enterprise-ID" // EAP_ID (typically the same as EAP_USERNAME, e.g. domain\\my-Enterprise-UserName)
static const char* SECRET_EAP_USERNAME = "domain\\my-Enterprise-UserName"; // Username for authentification (typically the same as EAP_ID); consider trying also username@yourdomain.com
static const char* SECRET_EAP_PASSWORD = "my-Enterprise-Password"; // Password for authentication
Heads up that I was unable to connect to our enterprise Wi-Fi using the format
id@example.com; what worked for me instead was thedomain\\usernameformat (AD-authenticated) like this: