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CCIT Labtools Network Monitor CCIT Labs may use a network monitor service to display a warning if the network is disconnected.  If this message is displayed the current computer does not have a network connection and should be reconnected.  Once... Read More

If you are having trouble connecting to eduroam, you may try removing the eduroam configuration profile in order to connect as if it were the first time. The configuration profile holds information about the network that is used when you reconnect to... Read More

If you cannot log in to eduroam and/or may have accidentally entered an incorrect or old password or username, try forgetting eduroam to allow your computer to reset some settings.  Follow the instructions below to forget a wireless network. If... Read More

To reset the network settings in Apple iOS, please follow the steps below: Sometimes it is necessary to perform a complete reset of network settings on an iOS devices (including iPhones and iPads). This will remove all remembered networks but ensure... Read More

CCIT provides ZFS-based network file storage for personal use and for groups. These locations are mapped up automatically for Windows users as U:  R: and H: for on-campus users (or users connecting with CU VPN from off-campus). Content stored in... Read More

ETHERNET (WIRED)Connections to the campus wired network require that you register your device using the NetReg system. This system keeps record of each device and who registered it to ensure that there is a person that can be quickly contacted in the... Read More

Step 1: Open Settings on your iOS device. Step 2: Go to the section General → Profiles & Device Management, or Settings → General → Profiles. Step 3: Tap on a configuration profile you would like... Read More

Sometimes, if you cannot connect to eduroam, you may need to remove the settings that are already saved in order to be able to connect again. This process is called "forgetting" the network. This is usually the first solution you want to try if you... Read More

To connect to Clemson's wireless network, eduroam, please follow the instructions below for your operating system.MAC OS 1. Click on the Wi-Fi icon in the top menu. Select eduroam.  2. When prompted, log in to the eduroam network with your... Read More

Clemson provides a guest wireless network for non-Clemson users to connect to while on campus. This network no longer requires any login information. You will simply need to connect to the network, and before you can start browsing, it will have you... Read More