Connecting to UO Secure

Question

How can I connect to the UO Secure network? 

Solution

Configuring your device for UO Secure

The following explains how to set up your device to use UO Secure the first time.

  1. Connect to the UO WiFi Setup network.
  2. This should automatically open a window in your default web browser. If it does not, open your web browser and navigate to https://cloud.securew2.com/public/49980/UO_Secure/
  3. Follow the on-screen instructions displayed on that site or the instructions for your specific operating system found below:

System Requirements

The software used to set up UO Secure runs on Windows 10 and macOS or newer. Supported mobile devices are iOS 4 and later or Android 4.0 and later. Smart speakers such as Google Nest Home or Amazon Echo speakers are not supported.

Help

If you need help with this process, visit the Wi-Fi Networking Support page.

Details

Article ID: 31051
Created
Wed 5/31/17 1:16 PM
Modified
Wed 11/15/23 3:58 PM

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Connecting to UO's Network
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.

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Wi-Fi Networking Support
Use this service to request support for UONet for wireless connections to your phone, tablet, laptop, or desktop.