Clark WiFi
With over 1400 Wireless Access Points installed across campus, WiFi is widely available and can accommodate 1000’s of wireless devices at any given time. ClarkWiFi, ClarkGuestWiFi, and eduroam are available anywhere there is wireless access.
All Clark community members with a Clark account should connect to the main Clark network rather than the Guest Wifi. This will allow you extended access and speed.
Faculty & Staff
Guests
If your home institution subscribes to eduroam, connect to that network on your device and supply your home institution’s credentials.
ClarkGuestWifi
For other guests on campus, we offer Guest WiFi. When you connect to ClarkGuestWiFi, you will log in with social media account credentials. Clark does not have access to or store the account you use. You will be redirected to the social media site and your account will be authenticated and let you log on to our wireless network.
Click here for instructions on how to connect via ClarkGuest WiFi
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get my game system online?
How do I get my smart device online?
Are Clark’s networks secure?
ClarkWiFi uses the most secure wireless technology currently available, WPA2-Enterprise. We make every reasonable effort to protect your computing environment. Sites that require a high level of security (e.g., online banking) protect your information with additional technology. If you use the wired network, Clark uses switches to assist in isolating your specific network traffic. When browsing the web on any connection, we highly suggest using HTTPS to further secure your information.
Will you ever enter my residence hall room to service the equipment?
We will never enter your personal residence hall room without your knowledge. If there is a problem and we need to service equipment in your room, the ITS Help Desk will make an appointment with you. In suites with common areas, we may enter the common area of a suite to service or install equipment, but will not enter an individual student’s room.
Uh-oh — I just broke an access point. Now what?
Please contact the Help Desk immediately if your Access Point has been damaged.
If there is damage to an AP, a charge will be assessed to everyone in your room, suite, or floor. A damaged AP225 will result in a $1,500 charge. A damaged AP205H will result in a $500 charge.
