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Wireless Networking

Wireless:  Tufts Registered Devices

Wireless access for Tufts registered devices is uniformly available across Tufts' three campuses. Members of the Tufts community who have a Tufts username and a Tufts password must register their devices in order to use the full range of Tufts network services. To register a device, enable wireless while in range of the Tufts wireless network, open your web browser, and follow the Tufts University Network Interface Sign-up (TUNIS) on-screen instructions. Your computer registration will last for one year.


Wireless:  Guest 

University Information Technology (UIT) has recently expanded Tufts’ existing wireless network service to afford better access for University visitors and guests through a new "tufts-guest" wireless service.  This "guest" wireless service will allow visitors/guests to join Tufts’ wireless service without advance registration and/or delay for activation.
Intended Audience and Use

Tufts’ guest wireless service does not require advance registration.  The network is provided for visitors and short-term guests and has limited access to the Internet and our internal resources. The Tufts-guest network is not intended for long-term use and has more stringent bandwidth restrictions than wireless for registered devices. For example, the tufts-guest network could be used by conference attendees and visiting lecturers, as well as non-student or non-faculty residents.


Limited Access

The tufts-guest network provides general internet connectivity (web browsing, web email, vpn, etc.) similar to commercial wi-fi hotspots.


Limited Bandwidth
The tufts-guest network is rate limited for upload and download activity.


How to Connect

It is easy to connect to the tufts-guest wireless network, as it is intended to be a public service to visitors on our respective campuses.  A wireless device should see the “tufts-guest” wireless network and be able to connect instantly.

A short tip-sheet explaining the service and its use is available at:  http://training.uit.tufts.edu/pdftips/guestwireless.pdf


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