Wireless Access for Visitors

If you are a UW faculty or staff member, you can assign temporary UW NetIDs to visitors for the purpose of accessing the UW's wireless networks.

Temporary UW NetIDs are only for people who do not have permanent UW NetIDs and will only need access for a short period of time (up to 3 months).
For people who need longer term access or access to UW NetID services other than wireless, you may sponsor the creation of a permanent personal UW NetID.
When you assign a temporary UW NetID to an individual or group, you are agreeing to inform those individuals about the ethical use of computers and networks.
Before you use this service, you should read and understand your support roles and responsibilities.

There are two types of temporary UW NetIDs you can assign:

Personal Temporary UW NetID - A UW NetID that is assigned to a single person for wireless access. Examples: A visiting professor, a visting vendor giving a demo, a person taking a class for two weeks.
Shared Temporary UW NetID - A UW NetID that is assigned to a specific group of people for a short time. Examples: Wireless access for conferences, a specific meeting scheduled for non-UW people requiring wireless access.

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