TAMU WiFi

Overview

TAMU WiFi is Texas A&M University's campus-wide wireless network, available in classrooms, offices, libraries, residence halls, dining areas, and some off-campus locations.

Getting Started

Faculty, staff, students, and sponsored guests can connect to TAMU WiFi using a NetID and password. For connection steps, visit the Wireless Setup Guide.

Cost

See General Computing Rates for TAMUS, Non-TAMUS, and Auxiliary Rates. TAMU WiFi is provided at no charge for Texas A&M Students, faculty, staff and sponsored guests.

A site survey will be conducted for each wireless LAN case to determine the cost.

Service Details

• Available in classrooms, residence halls, libraries, dining areas, and office buildings
• Centrally supported networks: TAMU_WiFi, TAMU_Visitor, eduroam and TAMU_IoT
• Avoid connecting to unknown or unsupported wireless networks

Features

• Secure access with NetID credentials
• Multi-device connectivity in most areas
• Expansion available upon request

Guidelines

• Unauthorized wireless access points are prohibited and will be disabled
• Departmental or standalone wireless networks must be approved
• Outside-building wireless coverage is not allowed unless approved
• All networks must comply with Texas A&M network policies and state/federal laws
• Use of personal wireless equipment (routers, hotspots) without approval may lead to network suspension

Resources

• How to access the TAMU_WiFi network
• TAMU WiFi for Visitors or Guests 
• Learn about Eduroam wireless network at TAMU
• Texas A&M's Network Acceptable Use Policy
• Retirees - Computing resources retained upon retirement