Wireless Networking at Duke
Duke and the Office of Information Technology maintain a robust wireless data network throughout West, East and Central campuses. This network provides mobile access to the Internet, including computing resources at Duke and throughout the world.
Based on 802.11a/b/g/n technology, the wireless data network is constantly being expanded and improved to meet changing demands. More information is available on the wireless network FAQ page.
Connect to the network
Connecting to the wireless network is easy! Click here to learn how.
We discourage the use of standalone wireless routers. If you are unable to connect to the wireless network in a particular location, please follow the instructions below to let us know.
Problems?
If you have any questions or have difficulty getting connected to the wireless network, review the wireless network FAQ page. If you still have trouble, please contact the OIT Service Desk. When submitting a trouble report, it helps to have the following information available:
- Date and time the problem occurred
- Nature of problem
- Any error messages that were displayed
- Physical location when the problem occurred (building, room number)
- MAC address of wireless adapter
- IP address