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NMT-ENCRYPTED is for general purpose, encrypted networks.

NMT-Weblogin is for general purpose, unencrypted networks which require regular re-authentication.

eduroam is for visiting personnel from external entities that participate in eduroam.  Folks should use their federated ID from their home institution.  For eduroam Help.

Occasionally, ITC will turn on an NMT-Guest network. This is usually for a week or two at the start and end of school year when many parents and other visitors are on campus. Currently, however, this network is not permanent, so don鈥檛 expect it to be available all year long.

Login to the wireless with your Banweb credentials: 900# and corresponding password. Whenever your Banweb login information is updated, your Wi-Fi login will be updated as well within half-an-hour or so.

If you are using an Android device, your Identity is your 900# and the EAP method is PEAP. Under the option for CA certificate, select Do not validate. If you are using Windows 7, 8, or 10 you may be prompted multiple times to enter in your username/password. Continue trying to enter them and eventually you should be able to connect.

If you have forgotten your Banweb login information, contact the Registrar鈥檚 office (Toll-Free: 1-800-428-TECH ext #6) to reset your Banweb password. The Help Desk cannot reset it.

The main differences between the wireless networks are the encryption level and how often you need to re-authenticate (login).

The unencrypted wireless can be better when you need to login to the internet at one location for a short time and don鈥檛 plan on moving around campus. The unencrypted wireless can also be useful when you are having issues connecting to the encrypted wireless. The encrypted wireless is better if you are planning to roam around campus for a while or use the wireless for more than a day or two.

That said, ITC recommends the use of encrypted wireless internet for an additional layer of internet security whenever possible. However, even while using the encrypted network you should be careful about submitting any personal information online.

If you are trying to connect using an Android device, the EAP method is PEAP. Under the option for CA certificate, select Do not validate.

If you have been able to connect to the wireless internet before, the first thing to try is deauthenticate from that network (remove or forget it) and authenticate or log in again. For more information on how to do that, go to the Deauthentication section below. If this does not work for you or if you haven鈥檛 ever been able to connect to the dorm wired or wireless internet, try resetting your Banweb password: (go to , Enter Secure Area, login, Personal Information, Change Pin) and wait half-an-hour or so.

In the event that you don鈥檛 remember your Banweb password and need it to be reset, contact the Registrar鈥檚 office (Toll-Free: 1-800-428-TECH ext #6). If they reset it for you (and you are forced to change it the next time you log in) or they make you reset it there in the office, this password reset doesn鈥檛 count for the Wi-Fi password reset.

You will need to log in to Banweb one more time using the method described above and reset your password again, yourself. Once again, having the Registrar reset your Banweb password or being forced to reset it yourself will not fix your issues connecting to the Wi-Fi. You need to reset the Wi-Fi password yourself one more time. Because you will need to reset your password twice, use the password you want to keep when you reset it for the second time.  Wait half-an-hour or so and try to connect to the Wi-Fi again.

If you are trying to connect to the wireless internet with a Windows 10 computer and the above solution doesn鈥檛 work for you, please contact the Help Desk or read the document on Manually Adding a Network in Windows 10.

Encrypted Network

If you are connected to an encrypted network and you want to deauthenticate, simply 鈥渇orget鈥� the network, i.e. remove it from your list of known networks. For more information about how to accomplish this on different operating systems, please select your OS from this list--Windows 7 (PDF), Windows 8 (PDF), Windows 10 (PDF), MacOS (PDF)--and follow the directions in the Deauthenticating section.

Unencrypted Network

Upon logging in a Pop-Up window will appear that can be left in the background. When you wish to logout click the link in the Pop-Up window. If you move between wireless radios (devices that broadcast the signal), you will most likely need to login again and the Pop-Up window might not work.

If Pop-Ups are blocked there will be a URL on the authorization screen that will allow you to log out (of this particular session), and a "browse to" link that points to the location to which you were originally navigating. You can save the WebAAA link to logout later.

Guests

If your department wishes to sponsor guests and purchase wireless accounts for them, please contact the Help Desk and put in a work order. Currently the only departments that are set up to deliver guest access are the 色狐入口 Tech Library, ITC, Fidel, and Macey.

Significant others

If you are a registered student or staff member of 色狐入口 Tech but your significant other is not, they can get wireless access for a fee. If you want to use this service, please contact the Help Desk and put in a work order.

If you are having issues with your network connection (wired or wireless) please include your computer鈥檚 IP address with your Networking work order. Generally, your IP address will begin with 129.138.

Windows

Open up the command interface (press the Windows key on your keyboard, type cmd into the Windows search bar, and hit enter).

Then type ipconfig and hit enter. Your IPv4 and IPv6 addresses (a series of numbers or letters with dots between them) will display, as well as some other information about your network connection.

If the issue is with your wired internet (Ethernet), please include the IPv4 Address from the section labeled Ethernet adapter. If the issue is with your wireless internet (Wi-Fi), please include the IPv4 Address from the section labeled Wireless adapter.

Mac

Open up a terminal (Applications -> Utilities -> Terminal).

Then type ifconfig and hit enter. Your IPv4 (inet) and IPv6 (inet6) IP addresses will display--a series of numbers or letters with dots between them--as well as some other information about your network connection.

If the issue is with your wired internet (Ethernet), please include the inet address from the section labeled either en# or eth# (where # is some number, usually 0). If the issue is with your wireless internet (Wi-Fi), please include the inet address from the section labeled wlan# or ath# (where # is some number, usually 0).

Linux

Open up a terminal, type ip addr, and hit enter. Your IPv4 (inet) and IPv6 (inet6) IP addresses will display--a series of numbers or letters with dots between them--as well as some other information about your network connection.

If the issue is with your wired internet (Ethernet), please include the inet address from the section labeled either en# or eth# (where # is some number, usually 0). If the issue is with your wireless internet (Wi-Fi), please include the inet address from the section labeled wlan# or ath# (where # is some number, usually 0).

Chromebook

Go to web address chrome://system (Chromebook鈥檚 system information section). Expand the section labeled ifconfig. Your IPv4 (inet) and IPv6 (inet6) IP addresses will display--a series of numbers or letters with dots between them--as well as some other information about your network connection.

If the issue is with your wired internet (Ethernet), please include the inet address from the section labeled either en# or eth# (where # is some number, usually 0). If the issue is with your wireless internet (Wi-Fi), please include the inet address from the section labeled wlan# or ath# (where # is some number, usually 0).