ITS has changed the wireless service in UConn residence halls to improve coverage and performance. All buildings, with the exception of Werth Tower , Mansfield Apartments, and Northwood Apartments, have new equipment installed. This article provides more information about how to connect to the wired network.
New Wireless Access Points
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If your room has a new access point installed, the ports on the old jack may be blocked. This signals that the jack is no longer in use. |
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For the best wireless performance, do not obstruct the access point; do not put any belongings or furniture in front of it or do anything that might damage it. |
Plugging in for Wired Service
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For residents of Werth Tower and Northwood Apartments, you can connect to the wired network by plugging one end of your Ethernet cable into the wall jack and the other end into the Ethernet port on your computer. |
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ITS has installed access points in every other room in the North Campus complex. If you are in a room that does not have the new wireless access point, you should plug your Ethernet cable into the wall jack by the door. |
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In the Stamford residence hall at 900 Washington Boulevard, access points are only installed in two rooms per apartment due to wiring limitations. Rooms without an access point installed do not have a wired connection available. |
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For more information or assistance, contact the Technology Support Center at (860) 486-4357, techsupport@uconn.edu, or chat on the Technology Support Center websiteinformation about wired network connections in residence halls, see Wired Network in Residence Halls. |
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