How to find MAC address on devices for Open wireless network

This article provides information about Troubleshooting Dropping Wireless Connections.

This article provides information on connecting to the USNH eduroam wireless network on an Android Device with the workaround using "unh.edu" as the domain option.

This article provides information about Being a Good Neighbor in accordance with Wireless in USNH Residence Halls.

Sample of the "eduroam Certificate Expiration Notice" sent to users when the TLS certificates for eduroam on USNH campuses are about to expire.

This article provides information on optimizing Windows 10 wireless settings for use on the USNH Wireless networks.

Connecting to guest wireless on USNH Open Networks with your laptop or mobile device.

This article contains lists of Network IP (Internet Protocol) ranges for the VLAN (Virtual Local Area Network) segments at USNH and Guest Network traffic rules and limitations. The new Wireless Guest network segments are being implemented on February 17, 2026. The new Staff, Student, and IoT network segments will be implemented a month later on March 17, 2026. The Enterprise VLAN is already in place.

This article shows two methods of how to find a physical hardware MAC address on a Windows or MacOS device.

This article provides information on how to configure your device to connect to USNH's secure wireless network - eduroam - using the "TLS certificate" configuration. Using the TLS certificate configuration can provide more seamless wireless connectivity as you roam on campus from building to building, as opposed to a slightly longer delay with the username/password method.

Questions and answers relating to the Cloudpath applet and TLS certificate alternative configuration to access the USNH eduroam wireless network.

This article provides information on manually configuring a device to connect to USNH Wireless - eduroam.

This article provides steps to remove expired TLS certificates for USNH eduroam.  This can sometimes solve the problem when a device keeps saying the connection is not trusted, or the user is continually prompted to select a certificate, yet none selected allows them to connect.

This article provides information of how to navigate the USNH Enterprise Wifi network with broadcast reliant devices such as Google Home, Rokus, Echos, Apple TVs, etc.

This article provides information on generating Cloudpath/WiFi Applet Logs.