CSU students, faculty, and staff can connect to the csu-net wireless network; the fastest, most reliable, and most secure network on campus. Follow these steps to connect to CSU's wireless network using csu-net on your MacOS Laptop. Applicable to: Fort Collins Affiliation: Students, Faculty, Staff Prerequisites Ensure you have your CSU NetID and password available. Instructions Click on the Wi-Fi icon in the top right of your screen 2. Select the csu-net network. 3. Enter your NetID and password when prompted 4. If asked, accept the security certificate. 5. If prompted with this prompt to change your Certificate Trust Settings, enter your computer account password or use Touch ID (must be admin account)

The Internet of Things (IoT) portal allows CSU IT Managers to register and manage devices such as A/V devices, printers, lab equipment and more. Devices can receive internet access by completing the IoT Device Registration process. In the IoT portal, IT Managers will be able to add or manage existing IoT devices. Managers can remove, edit, print, or view each device’s details once registered. IoT device registration and management is limited to CSU IT Managers, and access can be granted to additional staff at the request of an existing IT manager. If you need assistance with registering or configuring an IoT device, submit a Helpdesk ticket to the Division of IT Wireless Team. Device Registration 1. Navigate to wifi.colostate.edu/guest and login with your NetID/password. 2. Once logged in, click on Create Device in the sidebar menu. Fill in the fields for Device Name (a unique device name to help you identify the device) and MAC Address, then use the drop-down menu to select the Account Role. When all relevant information is filled in, click Create Device. If you’re not sure what role to choose, select “CP-General-IoT” MAC addresses can be entered in any format (upper/lower case, with or without delimiters of any kind) 3. To change or disable/delete existing devices, click Manage Devices in the sidebar menu, select the device you want to change, and click Remove or Edit. When you are finished making changes, click Update Device. 4. When you are finished creating or managing devices, logout of your session using the menu in the upper-right corner. Frequently Asked Questions Can anyone login to register IoT devices on the CSU network? No, at this time IoT device registration and management is limited to Campus IT Community Managers. We can grant access to additional users at the request of an existing IT manager. Can I see devices registered by other members of my group/department? Currently, only devices registered under your NetID will be visible to you, and devices can only be registered under a single NetID. We do support departmental logins for shared management of devices. I manage many IoT devices. Is there a way to bulk import and register them all at once? Yes, simply submit a Help Desk ticket to the wireless team to request the IoT Device Registration Template. We will send you the template with instructions on how to fill it out. Once you have entered all your devices into the template, return it to the wireless team and we will bulk import/register them for you. When doing a bulk import, all the devices do not need to be registered under the same NetID. You can upload all your department’s IoT devices at once, designating which NetID you want each device to be registered under. I heard that the device registration will expire after 1 year. Will I need to re-register my devices every year? Registration for IoT devices will not automatically expire. Instead, we ask that IT managers remove their registered devices if they are no longer in use. We may contact you periodically (annually or biennially) to verify that your registered devices are still being actively used. I need to transfer ownership of registered devices to another NetID due to staff turnover or change of responsibility. How can I do this? Submit a Help Desk ticket to the wireless team with the NetIDs that the devices need to be transferred from/to and the date you would like that transfer to occur. I saw a warning that if I delete a registered device, that action can’t be undone. Is that true? That is a misleading warning message. Once a device has been deleted, it can simply be re-registered by clicking on “Create Device” and re-entering its Device Name and MAC Address. I have other questions not covered in this FAQ. Where can I go to get those answered? Simply submit a Help Desk ticket to the wireless team and we will answer any questions that haven’t been covered here.

Visitors to Colorado State University can connect to the csu-visitor wireless network for free short-term internet access. It is intended for guests and is not secured, so avoid sending sensitive information. Access lasts 24 hours, and visitors staying longer must re-register each day. Members of the CSU community should use the csu-net network, while visitors from institutions participating in eduroam can connect via that network for secure access. Applicable to: Fort Collins Affiliation: Guests, Community Prerequisites A device with wireless capability. Instructions Select the csu-visitor network from the list of available networks on your device. A web browser should automatically open to the visitor network portal. Click the Create Account link to begin registering for access. (If the browser does not open automatically, open a web browser manually and navigate to any webpage to be redirected). Enter your name and email address in the required fields. Accept the University’s acceptable use policy by checking the box. Click Register. A screen will appear confirming access has been granted for 24 hours. Click Log In to start using the internet. Note: Access lasts one week instead of 24 hours during the summer session. Eduroam Visitors from eduroam-enabled institutions can securely access CSU’s eduroam network using their home institution credentials. CSU students, faculty, and staff can use eduroam credentials to access worldwide wireless networks at participating institutions. Outcome Visitors will have temporary internet access via the csu-visitor network. Re-registration may be required after 24 hours. Eduroam users will have secure, seamless access across participating institutions. Related Articles How to connect to csu-net wireless (CSU students, faculty, and staff)

CSU students, faculty, and staff can connect to the csu-net wireless network; the fastest, most reliable, and most secure network on campus. Follow these steps to connect to CSU's wireless network using csu-net on your Android phone. Applicable to: Fort Collins Affiliation: Students, Faculty, Staff Prerequisites Ensure you have your CSU NetID and password available. Current version of Android OS Instructions 1.Go to your phone's settings 2. Go to Connections 3. Select csu-net 4. Enter your NetID for Identity and your NetID password as the password 5. Trust the certificate with the option Trust on first use 6. Validate the Certificate by clicking "Yes, connect" 7. Verify your connection by making sure that the word "Connected" is listed under csu-net

Eduroam is a free, secure, and widely accessible wireless network for the international research and education community. Logging into eduroam uses the same procedure as logging into csu-net (please check here to find instructions for connecting to csu-net for your operating system), however the username needs to have your institution's domain name included. For CSU students and affiliates, your username would be NetID@colostate.edu. No other configuration or utilities should be required to connect to the eduroam network at CSU. For more information about the eduroam network including lists and maps of participating institutions, please visit eduroam.org.