Current Locations: Haggar Foyer, Rathskeller, Capp Bar, Braniff Foyer, Library, Graduate School of Management Computer lab in lower Blakley, Gorman A, Science Building, Art History, Ceramics, Grad Studios, The Mall and all of the residence hall lounges and rooms.
Basic Connection:
1. Using your computer's wireless networking dialogue, connect to the wireless network
called UDAIR-Hotspot.
2. Open your browser (Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox, Chrome, Opera, etc.) You should see a login page instead of your homepage.
3. Your username follows one of these conventions:
Students - your username is your 1st initial followed by your last name, and your password is initially your entire student ID number
AIS Faculty and staff- Pending transition to the Udallas domain, includes instructors and some staff. Your username is "ais\" followed by your 1st initial followed by your last name, and your password is initially your entire Banner ID number.
AC Faculty and staff- Pending transition to the Udallas domain, includes most campus staff. Your username is "ac\" followed by your 1st initial and then your last name, and your password is the same as when you logon to your Windows work station.
College of Business Faculty and Staff- Pending transition to the Udallas domain, includes most CoB instructors and staff. Your username is "gsmblakely1\" followed by your 1st initial and then your last name, and your password is initially your last name followed by the last three digits of your Banner ID number
For help connecting to UDAir-HotSpot please call or email the IT department:
support@udallas.edu
(972) 721-5030
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