Network & Connectivity

eduroam (short for "education roaming") is a secure, worldwide wireless network service designed for the global academic and research community. It allows students, researchers, and staff at participating institutions to access the...

If you are logged into your IAS office workstation, nothing needs to be done. You will be able to access the PU Library resources automatically. 

If you are using your laptop, you should connect to the Eduroam network and then configure your browser...

Please follow the instructions from this website: https://www.ias.edu/eduroam-installation-guide-ios.

If this doesn't seem to work, there's a possibility that an old eduroam Profile is still installed on your iPhone. To remove it, you will need to do...

Note: Attempting to map a drive off-campus requires you to first establish a VPN connection.  Click Here, for VPN instructions.

1.  Press Win + E to open the File Explorer window.
2.  Choose This PC from the left side of the window.
3.  Click Computer ...

All personal devices (e.g. personal desktop or laptop computers, tablets, smartphones, TVs, streaming devices, etc.) that need a connection to the Internet requires registration of your hardware or MAC address. A MAC (Media Access Control) address...

While your IAS office comes equipped with a Red Hat Enterprise Linux computer system already installed and configured to access our network resources, you are welcome to use your own personal desktop or laptop computer in your IAS office.

1. Log into updateme.ias.edu with your IAS username and password.
2. Click on the "Create sponsored accounts" linkprovided in step 4 so you can set...

If you want to access IAS resources from off-campus, you will need to use VPN.

You can install a client-based tool called OpenVPN and is the preferred method of connection.

https://www.ias.edu/openvpn-installation-guide

If...

If you are connecting to the Institute’s eduroam wireless network using your credentials from your home institution, please ensure that your credentials are correct. If you continue to experience issues...

Before you can use any of your personal devices on any of the Institute's wired or wireless networks, you must first register the devices with the Institute's Campus Registration System.

If you need further assistance, please contact the Math...