Overview
The University of Toronto campus wireless network (UTORcwn) allows laptop computers to connect to the campus network using wireless/radio frequency technology. The campus wireless network does not support cellular technologies, but does support some wired connections via docking ports. We support these Wi-Fi standards:
All of these standards may not work in all locations. Check the coverage maps for details.
UTORcwn is available to current students, faculty and staff. Alumni are not eligible to use the wireless network due to software licensing restrictions.
Configuring Wireless Cards
For important information and policies, see Using the Wireless Network.
General information and setup information, see the Information Commons site.
Building Installation
Computing and Network Services (CNS) administers the frequency spectrum for the wireless network.
If you would like to provide 802.11a/b/g wireless functionality in your building, CNS offers a Wireless Survey Service to ensure that interference and the loss of network reliability is minimized. CNS will inventory the use of the spectrum to ease the administration of it.
More details on establishing a wireless network access can be found here.
All such networks need to conform to the Network Security Policy.
FAQ/Help/News/Status
The FAQ page has answers to other aspects of the wireless service.
For assistance with configuring your laptop see the Information Common site or contact the Information Commons Help Desk.
For recent changes in the UTORwin, see News.
For current status of your wireless connection Status.