What are the 3 networks available in housing?
WPA:
Secure network available to all UCSF affiliates with UCSF email and credentials.
We recommend all UCSF affiliates use this network for all their needs.
UCSFHousing:
Secure network intended for use within Housing for partners/roommates/family members who are not affiliated with UCSF.
Register your devices for access to this network. Follow the instructions below to register devices.
UCSF Guest:
Not secure and limited access to the internet. Intended for guest use and basic internet needs.
Do not use to make any payments or secure access via UCSF Guest.
Before you connect to UCSFHousing
Update your UCID in the Housing Portal
(note: this can take 24-48 hours to process)
Fully check-in to your unit in housing. You will receive a confirmation email for inspection instructions once you’ve checked in.
The housing portal can only be accessed using a secure network, such as WPA. You will not be able to access the portal using the Guest WiFi.
Connecting to UCSFHousing Wireless
1. Your device will connect to UCSFHousing automatically and will take you to the login screen (https://wifi.ucsf.edu).
2. Log in using your UCSF email and password.
3. Click on “create device” to register your device with its MAC address (12 characters long), then confirm.
4. Disconnect from UCSFHousing wireless from the device you used to register. After a few minutes, reconnect.
UCSF Housing Network Guide (Short-version)
UCSF Housing Network Guide (Long-version)
UCSF Wireless Network Troubleshooting Guide
Still having WiFi issues? Submit a UCSF IT ticket
Please note: UCSF Housing WiFi networks are only accessible to units whose Agreement holders have a UCSF email address. Non-UCSF affiliates will only be able to access the UCSF Guest network. UCSF Housing Wireless is available at the following locations: 3rd Avenue Homes, 145 Irving, Mission Bay, Tidelands