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CUA-GUEST Wireless is available to visitors and guests throughout the law campus. To use CUA-GUEST, you must first register your device on the network and agree to the CUA Acceptable Use Policy. Guest access remains active for 8 hours without signing in again, and is limited to internet only. Printing is not available.

To log onto CUA-GUEST, choose CUA-GUEST from the available networks, then:

From a laptop: Open a web browser. You will be directed to a sign-on page and see the CUA acceptable use policy.
From a smartphone. Check your notifications for a sign-on screen from which you can agree to the CUA acceptable use policy. Note: you may need to scroll down to the end of the acceptable use policy to activate the Agree button.

Eduroam

If your home institution participates in Eduroam, you will be able to use your existing credentials at CUA. To get started, connect to the Euduroam Configuration Assistant from your mobile device. Please note that all tech support questions should be directed to your home institution.

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Guest Wifi Access