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This guide can be helpful when trying to connect to UO Secure but your device auto-connects to another UOregon network first.

It will go over how to adjust network priority or remove unwanted existing network connections.

This page explains how to set up your Android device to use the UO Secure wireless network.

This page explains how to set up your iOS device to use the UO Secure wireless network.

I have been asked to find the MAC address of my Windows 10 computer for wireless configuration. Where do I look to find it, and what's a MAC address, anyway?

This page explains how to set up your macOS device to use the UO Secure wireless network.

One of the ways that guests visiting the University of Oregon can gain access to UO's wireless network and the internet is by having a UO faculty or staff member sponsor them. (Guests also have the option of Registering themselves for 7-day access, and some visitors can use eduroam. Learn more at Wireless Network Guest Access.)

The UO offers both wireless and wired access to the internet. The wireless network you use will depend on your affiliation. UO students, staff, and faculty can use uowireless or UO Secure. Guests to campus can use UO Guest or, if they're from an eduroam-participating institution, they can use eduroam.

How to connect to the eduroam on your Windows computer.

Network connectivity problems can be the result of a variety of issues. This article goes through potential issues that could cause connectivity problems, including DHCP settings, proxy settings, and device drivers.

Guest wireless Frequently Asked Questions.

This page explains how to set up your Windows device to use the UO Secure wireless network.

You can set up a static IP on your iPhone/iPad by going to Settings > Wi-Fi > clicking on the "i" next to your network > Static.

Instructions on how to connect to the UO's wireless network for guests visiting the University of Oregon.

This document explains the steps in getting a static IP address on android devices.

This article provides a high level overview of securing home networks with links to specific articles.