• Read more about Wired Connections

ASU is improving the security of its wired network by increasing network security segmentation. This network security segmentation makes firewall separation required for different portions of the network. This means "subnetworks" are dedicated to specific kinds of devices and information, which results in improved performance and more secure subnetworks.

• Read more about Wireless Connections

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• Read more about Resident Hall Information

The University Housing Technology Center provides a FREE service to on-campus residents, helping them set up and connect their devices to ASU’s internet and TV services. The University Housing Technology Center also provides residents with basic computer hardware and software support. If residents have any questions or issues regarding ASU internet, TV, or their personal computers and devices, they may contact the University Housing Technology Center for assistance.

• Read more about Announcements and Initiatives

University Classroom High-Density Wireless Upgrade:

University Classroom High-Density Wireless upgrades are taking place. This project stems from a funded project that was proposed the Summer of 2014. Some pertinent details of the upgrade are below:

- Funds awarded April of 2015.

- Project to be completed by March 31, 2018.

- The goal will be to support two connected devices for every seat.

• Read more about FAQs for the Top Reported Wifi Problems

Enterprise Technology has identified the top-reported WiFi problems, such as:

• Read more about Salesforce Knowledge Base Articles

Salesforce KB Articles specific to the new ASU wireless network improvements. 

How do I get network access for my gaming consoles?

• Read more about Wifi Improvements

Annual improvements designed to enhance security, reliability, and stability of the ASU wireless network are made continuously. Major upgrades are implemented during semester breaks. To simplify the ASU network and enhance safety for all users, "ASU" is encrypted and "ASU Guest" requires registration and is not encrypted.

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• Read more about DocuSign - Creating a Signature

When you need to sign a document for the first time, DocuSign will lead you through the process of adopting a signature.  You can also access the same signature-adopting interface at any time to edit your signature and initials.  

You have three options for adopting a signature and initials. All options are equally secure.