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Wireless
(802.1x Protocol w/WPA Required)


 

All wireless internet capable devices (laptop computers, some pdas, etc.) attaching to the UNI Wireless (SSID=WiFi-UNI or SSID=UNI-Wireless) network must use the 802.1x protocol with WPA encryption. These devices will need to have their MAC address (machine address) registered before using them the 1st time. Students registering their personally owned wireless internet device(s) MUST do this at the Computer Consulting Center (CCC) located in Room 36 ITTC Building. Faculty and Staff may alternatively have additional technical support willing to perform this service.

 

At the CCC, laptops will be given a general audit for current operating system and antivirus software compliance, the MAC address registered, the wireless client set up on your laptop. Your "Credentials", Username and Password (your Active Directory account) are the set students use in the ITS Student Computer Centers. If you have not established these credentials previously, you will be able to choose your password for connecting to the wireless system.

 

The configuration of Wireless can be a little difficult depending on your wireless card manufacturer and the level of your operating system. Sometimes rather than trying to modify an old existing configuration it often is much easier to simply delete that old configuration and start anew.

 

Wireless Locations on UNI Campus
(Building Names List)
Guest Access on the UNI Campus
(Building Names List)
How to Change Your Wireless to Use New Password
Wireless Problems? About the 802.1x Protocol
Intel(R) PROset/Wireless Setup Instructions
Macintosh System Requirements How Do I Signup?
Macintosh Wireless Card Purchasing Advice
Windows XP for SSID=WiFi-UNI
(Students/Faculty/Staff Home Machines)
Wireless Locations Large Printable Map

Windows XP for SSID=UNI-Wireless
(University Machines)