Summary
Southeast offers high-speed wireless connectivity to most residence halls, offices, and academic buildings on-campus. Users can connect their Apple iPad, iPod, and iPhone to Southeast's network via SoutheastResNet and SoutheastSecure.
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Overview
Southeast offers high-speed wireless connectivity to most residence halls, offices, and academic buildings on-campus. Users can connect their Apple iPad, iPhone, and iPod to Southeast's network via SoutheastResNet and SoutheastSecure.
Procedure
- Connect the device to either SoutheastResNet or SoutheastSecure using your SE Key and Password.
- A prompt will appear asking the user to "Trust" the network certificate; press Trust in the top-right.
- Once connected to the network, press the "i" button next to the name of the network to open the network settings.
- Disable "Private Address" and reconnect to the network.
- On the device, open a web browser and visit http://splat.semo.edu/
- Sign in with your SE Key and Password--just like signing into the Southeast Portal or a university computer.
- Scroll down to the bottom of the page and press "I accept". A message should appear that says "Registration Complete. Please reboot the machine."
- Restart the device. Once restarted, the device should be able to connect to the Internet via SoutheastSecure or SoutheastResNet from anywhere on-campus; to test this, try visiting a site like https://google.com/ or any other non-university site.
Additional Information
--Private Addresses are a way to anonymize network activity to protect the user of the device. While this is good from a security standpoint, it interferes with the way that Southeast's network operates and, as such, must be disabled for both SoutheastSecure and SoutheastResNet
--Users only have to visit http://splat.semo.edu/ once to register the device--if it is registered while on SoutheastSecure, the device will simultaneously be registered on SoutheastResNet. The only requirement is that Private Address must be disabled on both networks.