This article describes the SoutheastGuest network, it's purpose and the steps required to gain access
This article outlines some frequently asked questions regarding Southeast's Wi-Fi network, and offers some troubleshooting steps for frequent issues.
Southeast offers high-speed wireless connectivity to most residence halls, offices, and academic buildings on-campus. Computers with modern wireless adapters can connect to Southeast's network via SoutheastResNet and SoutheastSecure
Southeast offers high-speed wireless connectivity to most residence halls, offices, and academic buildings on-campus. Computers with modern wireless adapters can connect to Southeast's network via SoutheastResNet and SoutheastSecure
Southeast offers high-speed wireless connectivity to most residence halls, offices, and academic buildings on-campus. Computers with modern wireless adapters can connect to Southeast's network via SoutheastResNet and SoutheastSecure
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.
Southeast offers high-speed wireless connectivity to most residence halls, offices, and academic buildings on-campus. Users can connect their Android devices to Southeast's network via SoutheastResNet and SoutheastSecure.
The SoutheastGameNet network will allow game console (Xbox, PlayStation, Wii, etc.) users to bypass the Secure NAT type on our Resnet wireless network. This allows users to be able to access specific features for online games, chatting, and hosting games on campus.
Some versions of Windows 10 have a feature that randomizes the MAC address for different WiFi connections. When connecting to Southeast's network, disable this feature to avoid filling multiple device slots on your account. If you do not see the option for 'use random MAC address' it is likely that your version of Windows 10 does not have this feature.