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Can I host my own personal webpage at Wayne State?

This article explains that Wayne State University does not provide personal web hosting for students. However, schools, colleges, or divisions may request departmental web hosting by contacting the C&IT Help Desk.

Connecting to the WI-FI with WSU-SECURE and WSI-PUBLIC

This article provides information about Wayne State University's wireless networks, including WSU-SECURE, WSU-PUBLIC, and WSU-LIMITED. It also includes setup instructions, tips for improved connectivity, and frequently asked questions.

Folder redirection: How to save files so they can be accessed on any university-managed device

This article provides information about using folder redirection on C&IT-managed Wayne State computers to securely save files on university servers. It explains how redirected folders (Documents, Desktop, Favorites) offer improved access, backup, and reliability across Wayne State devices.

How do I get more Ethernet ports without a router?

This article explains how to get more Ethernet ports without using a router by connecting an Ethernet switch. It notes that switches are affordable, available at the C&IT Help Desk, and emphasizes that routers are not allowed on WSU Housing Networks.

How do I set up a wired internet connection in a WSU office?

This article explains how to set up a wired Ethernet internet connection in a WSU office. It notes that most campus buildings are already wired for Ethernet and provides steps to request a new connection by contacting local tech support or the C&IT Help Desk.

How to create and set up a new Zoom meeting

This article provides information about using Zoom at Wayne State University, including licensing benefits, how to upgrade from a free account, and how to download and sign in to the Zoom app. It covers meeting features, supported devices, and integration with university tools like Canvas and Outlook.

How to install Clearspan Communicator

This article explains how to install and configure the Clearspan Communicator app on a computer.

How to make a domain name service request

This article explains what a Domain Name Service (DNS) request is at Wayne State University and provides instructions for submitting a request, including guidelines and requirements.

How to update Global Protect (VPN client)

This article explains how to manually check for and install updates for the GlobalProtect VPN client, including how to reconnect after updating and what to do if the update fails.

How to use Eduroam Wi-Fi at Wayne State and when traveling

This article explains what eduroam is and how Wayne State students, faculty, and staff can use it to access secure Wi-Fi at participating institutions worldwide using their WSU credentials.

How to use the hidden network for smart and/or gaming devices (residents only)

This article provides information about registering and connecting smart devices to WSU-LIMITED, a hidden wireless network for campus housing residents whose devices are incompatible with WSU-SECURE. It includes setup steps, Android 10 instructions, and common FAQs.

What do I do if my phone has no dial tone?

This article explains what to do if a Wayne State VoIP phone has no dial tone. It directs users to email the C&IT Help Desk with details including contact information, the affected phone number, location, and a brief description of the issue.

What is Wi-Fi calling and how do I use my cellphone with WSU-SECURE for it?

This article explains how Wi-Fi calling works at Wayne State using the WSU-SECURE network. It provides setup instructions for Android, iOS, iPad, and macOS devices, highlights how to ensure Wi-Fi calling is preferred over cellular, and lists common troubleshooting steps if calls fail or drop.

Where can students find discounted home internet services?

This article provides information regarding discounted home internet services for students.

Xfinity on Campus streaming services (residents only)

This article provides information about Xfinity on Campus. It explains how to access live and on-demand content, use the service off campus, and set up traditional cable TV in campus residences.