UCB Wireless Internet Access on the CU-Boulder Campus

Overview

UCB Wireless access can be found in almost all buildings on campus, in popular campus life locations, and in most residence halls (Kittredge Complex, Bear Creek, and Family Housing locations do not have UCB Wireless at this time). CU-Boulder’s wireless network consists of a number of permanently installed access points built with 802.11g network hardware that is WiFi certified (802.11b is also supported). The wireless network has been designed to augment but not replace the existing wired network, offering mobile connectivity and network accessibility from varied locations, such as the UMC, the Engineering Center, parts of Norlin Library, various high-tech classrooms, and many other convenient locations on campus.

	Latest Developments:
		The Wireless Expansion project has completed. Click here to learn more.

Wireless Internet Access

• Wireless Policies — Familiarize yourself with the UCB wireless policy.
• Setup Your Computer for Wireless — How to set up and register your computer. Includes a list of supported wireless cards.
• Wireless Internet Coverage Areas — Campus maps illustrating where you can use wireless Internet access.
• Wireless Security — How to protect your information while using the wireless network .
• Setting Up Your Own Wireless Network is Prohibited
• Frequently Asked Questions — A list of the most frequently asked questions and answers for wireless Internet access on the CU Boulder Campus.
• Network Engineering and Operations — Information and links for all types of network access on the CU Boulder Campus.
• Computer Registration and Unregistration - How computers are registered to use the wireless network, how to check what computers you have registered, and how to unregister any devices for which you are no longer responsible.