CybersecurityWireless
Since 2013 Clemson has been using eduroam as our main wireless network. eduroam (short for education roaming) is a secure, world-wide roaming internet access service developed for the international research and education community.
In addition to offering network access on-campus, this eduroam will enable you to use your Clemson login information to obtain wireless access to the internet at participating institutions around the world. Students and faculty from participating institutions can enjoy the same benefit when visiting Clemson. Eduroam service is currently available at more than 5,500 locations worldwide.
How to connect:
Be sure to sign-in to eduroam yourusername@clemson.edu and your Clemson password.
| Automatic Installers | Mac | Windows |
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| These automatic installers are the easiest way to configure your OS X or Windows computers to connect to eduroam. | ||
| Manual Setup Documentation | Mac | Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10 |
| Directions for users running into issues with the automatic installers or those that prefer to configure wireless settings manually. | ||
| Mobile Devices | iOS | Android |
| Clemson’s wireless infrastructure is capable of supporting WPA2-enterprise capable 802.11a/g/n devices. There is no scalable way to support mobile devices that do not support this standard. You can find documentation for even more mobile devices in our knowledge base HERE. | ||
You can also scan this QR code with your phone’s camera app or QR code reader to download the eduroam installer.
ResMediaNet
Most consumer electronics beyond computers and phones/tablets do not support the WPA2-Enterprise protocol needed to connect to eduroam. To meet the demand for wireless connectivity on devices like TVs, gaming consoles, streaming devices, etc. CCIT Network Services has rolled out a new wireless network named ResMediaNet which is now available across campus.
In order to use ResMediaNet, you will need to register your device on the Clemson network. To do this you will need to find the wireless MAC address of your device. Instructions for finding the MAC address on some popular devices can be found below. Once you have your wireless MAC address, you will need to register it by following these steps:
- Go to http://netreg.clemson.edu
- Log in with your Clemson username and password
- Select Add Registration on the left of the screen
- Enter the wireless MAC Address of your device in the format XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX in the box labeled Hardware Address. (Instructions for finding the MAC address on some popular devices can be found below)
- Enter a Device Description
- Click I Agree at the bottom of the screen
Once your device has been registered, find the wireless settings on your device and connect to the network named resmedianet using the password tigerpaw. Connecting will fail if you have not successfully registered your device following the steps above.
Locations
Thanks to recent wireless infrastructure upgrades, Resmedianet is now available all across campus.
Finding your wireless MAC address
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The easiest way to find your device’s MAC address is to find the instructions on the manufacturer’s support website. A list of common manufacturers is below:
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Similar to blu-ray players, directions for finding your TV’s MAC address can usually be find in the owners manual from the manufacturer’s site:
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Unsupported Devices or Features
- Roku remote via phone feature is not support
- Chromecast is currently not supported