If your operating system, wireless card, and wireless card drivers support 802.11a/b/g/n and WPA2 Enterprise, your device can connect to the network. Most devices should support this. For users running Linux, if your Linux device supports 802.11a/b/g/n and WPA2 Enterprise, it should connect.
Directions for Connecting in Linux
Select HWS-Private and WPA2 Enterprise in your Linux wireless manager. If prompted for a username or "identity," enter your HWS username. If you are prompted for an "anonymous identity," leave it empty. Consult your device's documentation for specifics.