Put the Photon in DFU mode (blinking yellow) by holding down RESET and SETUP, releasing RESET and continuing to hold down SETUP while the main LED blinks magenta until it blinks yellow, then release. Photons and P1s ship with an earlier version of the Particle Device OS that does not support WPA2 Enterprise, so you will need to upgrade it first over USB. It is not currently possible to do a WPA2 Enterprise setup using the Particle mobile apps or a web-based setup. It's the easiest way to upgrade the Particle Device OS on your Photon and set up WPA2 Enterprise. You should install the Particle Command Line Interface using the Particle CLI Installer for Windows, Mac, or Linux if you have not already done so. That's referred to as a captive portal and is common in hotel and other public Wi-Fi networks.
This is also different than situations where you enter a password (sometimes a username or email address as well) into a web page to get onto the network. Most home networks use WPA2 Personal and have a simpler setup that only requires a SSID (network name) and a password and do not require these steps. If you see a reference to RADIUS, 802.1(x), need to enter both a username and password, or have a certificate or key file, you probably have a WPA2 Enterprise network. This type of network is common in university and corporate networks. Starting with Particle Device OS 0.7.0 you can use the Photon and P1 on a WPA2 Enterprise Wi-Fi network.
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