Wi-Fi is internet that is broadcast wirelessly using radio signals. Routers or Wireless Access Points (abbreviated as WAPSWAPs) transmit radio signals which are received by devices. These devices can then use this signal as a gateway to access the internet.
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If your device has roaming problems, it may appear to have difficulty connecting to the Wi-Fi in certain buildings or areas of campus, or may lose or drop your Wi-Fi signal, especially when you are walking around campus. For more information, or if you think you may be experiencing these problems, see our article on roaming and roaming problems. please contact Signal Team for assistance.
Ethernet
Ethernet is internet that is transmitted over a wired connection. It is often more reliable than Wi-Fi, especially on a network that covers a large area or has many users. Since it eliminates problems such as poor wireless signals or interference, we recommend using it for a more stable wireless connection.
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Many devices will have an Ethernet port (it would be good to include a picture) built in. For those that do not, an adapter can be used to connect to Ethernet through a different port such as a USB port. Ethernet adapters are available for check-out at the Hub.
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