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In order to connect to the wired network, you will need the hardware to do so:

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Once you’re physically plugged into the wired network, you can follow several methods for registering your device into the right zone:

Note: For computers without ActiveX or Java installed for your browser, install the Cisco Clean Access Client for your OS. Once you have installed it, log in with your NetID and Password.

In order to ensure current registration information, you will be required to re-authenticate to the network approximately 2 to 3 times per year (between semesters). In order to minimize the disruption caused by re-authentication, it is highly recommended that you download and install Cisco Clean Access on your machine.

If you have any questions or need help connecting your system to the network, please contact your departmental IT support staff or the OIT Help Desk for assistance.