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Going forward, the open “drew” offering will allow access to the internet and Drew web services available from off-campus, providing the same access you would have at any public WiFi hotspot. Our intention is to provide quick, convenient service for personal devices, including phones and game systems, while improving our network security. If, in addition to the internet, you need to reach internal Drew services such as network printers or shared network drives (unless you’re using the web-based MyFiles utility), please use the “drew1x” network, accept the certificate if prompted to do so, and sign in with your Drew ulogin uLogin credentials. The "drew1x" network also encrypts your broadcasted WiFi traffic. Drew-owned notebook computers are generally set to select “drew1x” by default.
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It is difficult, if not impossible, to guarantee complete wireless coverage in every part of every campus building in every situation. Factors such as environment, population, furnishings, and use of other equipment that may contribute to interference will change wireless coverage dynamically. University Technology attempts to provide “good” good or better coverage in 90% or more of all covered campus buildings.
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