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The links below outline the procedures to connect to UMD's computer networks from on campus. Contact the IT Service Desk for assistance or search our IT Library for additional how-to information. Student Quick Links Wireless Access - eduroam UMD students, faculty, and staff should use eduroam to connect to UMD's Wi-Fi service with cellphones and laptops. This wireless setup tool can help you get connected to eduroam. You can even use the tool off-campus. Wired and Wireless Device Registration (for laptops, desktops, game consoles, smart TVs, media streaming devices, etc.) - umd-iot For all students living in on-campus housing including the residence halls, South Campus Commons, University Courtyards, Graduate Hills and Gardens, and Fraternity Row (UMD Login required). More Information -- To register a game console or device other than your computer, you will need its MAC/PHYSICAL address . It consists of 6 alphanumeric pairs separated by colons such as AA:BB:CC:11:22:33. (Get instructions for finding that address on some devices.) Once you log in, you will be asked to read and accept the Acceptable Use Policy . Select the Add button. On the Add Device Form, you can enter a name for the device, the Device ID (this is where you want to input your MAC/PHYSICAL address of your game console, DVD player, Smart TV, etc.), and brief description of the device. Devices may take up to 2 minutes to complete the registration. If the device does not connect initially, unplug the device and plug it in again. If a device is disconnected from the network for more than 90 days, it will need to be registered again. -- Telephone and Voicemail Request For students living in campus housing. Faculty/Staff Quick Links Wired Device Registration For all faculty and staff who want to use their desktops, laptops, or printers from their offices, classrooms, computer labs, or conference rooms. -- LAN Admin DHCP Registration System For users authorized by Departmental Representatives (DRs) to manage department network devices. Use the UMD VPN Client access this application. How Tos: Create a New DHCP Entry Modify a DHCP Entry Delete a DHCP Entry Division of Information Technology University of Maryland 301.405.1500 | itsupport@umd.edu © 2017 All rights reserved Web Accessibility | Privacy Notice...