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You may see a message that content was blocked by the managed firewall. This means a risk was detected with the content you were trying to reach.
The Network Security Profile is an additional layer of security and is meant to block viruses and attacks.
The Student Wired and Wi-Fi Network services manage network use via Dynamic DHCP and do not provide static IP assignments. This means that users will not receive a static IP assignment for their registered wired network devices. Under Dynamic DCHP, users may receive a different IP…
Information on Wired Networks for Students applies to only:
660 Stewart
Hasbrouck Apartments
Prospect of Whitby
Thurston Court
Triphammer Cooperative
Von Cramm Hall
Wait Ave Cooperative
Wait Terrace
Wari Cooperative
Watermargin
All other student housing uses wireless…
To access the Cornell Network Registration and Security System page from off-campus, while traveling or from home, use the Virtual Private Network (VPN).
Register your computer or mobile device at the Cornell Network Registration and Security System page. The registration…
Protection
Cornell's Network Security Profile helps to protect against specific security risks detected on the Cornell wireless networks. If a risk is detected, the connection is blocked; the blocked "content" may be an entire site, a page, or a part of a page such as an ad.
The specific…
The type of wired network service available to you is defined by the location where you reside.
Information on Wired Networks for Students applies to only:
660 Stewart
Hasbrouck Apartments
Prospect of Whitby
Thurston Court
Triphammer Cooperative
Von Cramm Hall
Wait Ave Cooperative
Wait Terrace
Wari Cooperative
Watermargin
All other student housing uses wireless networking.
The following terms and conditions apply to all network services at Cornell. All terms and conditions are subject to change.
Information on Wired Networks for Students applies to only:
Channel User Permission Levels
Channel users may have one of four permission levels:
User Experience
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How to Solve this Problem
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Your use of Cornell Two-Step Login must adhere to all University Policy that pertains to individual responsibility for safeguarding access to campus IT services and assets.
To go to the Two-Step Login Device Management Portal, either:
To improve data security, Cornell has disabled Duo Mobile Passcodes. Plan to use one of the remaining authentication methods going forward.
When you log in to a Cornell service that requires Two-Step Login, an authentication method will be triggered, allowing you to confirm your identity.
Support Documentation
For more information about the product that Cornell uses to provide Two-Step Login, see Duo Security's Guide to Two-Factor Authentication.
Personally-owned or Cornell-owned but NOT managed devices should use Windows' native antivirus options instead of the method presented here.
This page is intended for IT support professionals. End users should contact local IT support.
To use CU VPN with Cornell campus networks and services, you must use the Cisco AnyConnect VPN software. Built-in Windows and macOS software will not work.
Supported operating systems:
Windows 10
macOS, the current version and the two previous versions
iPhone and iPod Touch (…
Apple: The AnyConnect mobile client is available for free from the Apple App Store.
Android: The AnyConnect mobile client is available for free from the Google Play Store.
Install and Configure
Install the AnyConnect client app.
Open the AnyConnect app.
If you see a message asking if you…
To use Cornell's Virtual Private Network (VPN) with campus networks and services, you must use Cisco AnyConnect VPN software. See the How to Install Cisco VPN Software page for instructions.