Wireless.simons-rock.edu

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Information Technology Services is phasing out UNC-Chapel Hill’s UNC-Secure wireless network and moving the more than 50,000 devices that use that wireless connection over to “eduroam,” a secure and encrypted wireless network shared by universities around...

We are now offering a new wireless network in addition to midd_secure, midd_unplugged, and Midd-standard.  The new network is called eduroam.  If you’ve never heard of it, see https://www.eduroam.org/ for more information. Eduroam has...

Gone are the days of searching for an unlocked wireless signal while visiting another university — safe and secure high-speed Internet access is now as simple as opening your laptop. Through a service called eduroam, Keck Medicine of USC physicians...

IT Services is improving wireless authentication services through eduroam and CSUSB_ACCESS. Beginning Monday, July 28, 2014, users connecting to eduroam will need to perform a one-time procedure to ensure continue connectivity to the eduroam wireless...