¶·Å£ÆåÅÆ University, like many universities across the U.S., uses the WPA2-Enterprise wireless security. In order for any device to be able to connect using WPA2-Enterprise, it must have 802.1x-compatible wireless hardware that is WiFi Certified, and it must run an operating system that is WPA2-Enterprise Certified. This means the hardware is certified as inter-operable with other manufacturers' wireless equipment, and the operating system supports the WPA2-Enterprise standard for wireless security.
Below is a list of commonly used devices that DO NOT support the WPA2-Enterprise network security. Where applicable, you must register your device and use a wired connection in order to connect to the ¶·Å£ÆåÅÆ University network. For additional assistance, visit the ITS Service Desk.
This list is not comprehensive and will change as new information becomes available:
Voice-Activated Digital Assistants |
• Amazon Echo (all editions)
• Google Home (all editions)
Media Streaming Devices |
• Amazon Fire TV (all editions)
• Amazon Fire TV Stick (all editions)
• Apple TV (1st Generation)
• Apple TV (2nd Generation)
• Apple TV (3rd & 4th Generation)1
• Google Chromecast
• Roku (all editions)
• Netgear NeoTV
• NVIDIA Shield (all editions)
• Sling TV
• TiVo (all editions)
• Western Digital WDTV
Tablets |
• Amazon Kindle Fire series tablets (2nd gen and older)
• Nook v1.5
Gaming Consoles |
• Microsoft Xbox 360
• Microsoft Xbox 360 S
• Microsoft Xbox One
• Microsoft Xbox One X
• Microsoft Xbox Series S
• Microsoft Xbox Series X
• Microsoft Xbox wireless networking adapter
• Nintendo 3DS
• Nintendo DS
• Nintendo DSi
• Nintendo Switch
• Nintendo Wii
• Nintendo Wii U
• Sony Playstation 3
• Sony Playstation 4
• Sony Playstation 4 Pro
• Sony Playstation 5
• Sony Playstation Vita
• Sony PSP
Printers |
• All home and consumer-based HP printers with wifi capabilities
Smart TVs |
• All televisions with the SmartTV® label 2
Other Devices |
• Blu Wireless devices
• Sony Blu-Ray Players with Wifi
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2 Currently Smart TVs from any vendor do not support the WPA2-Enterprise wireless security which many universities, including ¶·Å£ÆåÅÆ University, utilize. Your TV product information must state explicitly that your device can support WPA2-ENTERPRISE wireless security. WPA2 is not sufficient and is not the same as WPA2-Enterprise. If your TV will not handle WPA2-Enterprise, you must use a wired (Ethernet) connection for network connectivity (where applicable).