Gaming & Media Devices

Settings > All Settings > Network > Advanced Settings

Press the Xbox button (on controller) to open the guide. Select Settings.

Select All Settings.

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Select Network.

Select Advanced Settings.

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Make a note of the MAC address - wired or wireless, depending on which ODU network you plan to use.

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System Settings > Network Settings > Configure Network > Additional Settings > Advanced Settings

On your Xbox controller, press the Guide button.

Select System Settings.

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Select Network Settings.

Select Configure Network.

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Select the Additional Settings tab.

Select Advanced Settings.

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Make a note of the MAC address - wired or wireless, depending on which ODU network you plan to use.

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Settings > System > System Software > Console Information

From the PlayStation home screen, select Settings at the top right.

Select System.

Select System Software.

Select Console Information.

Make a note of the MAC address - wired (LAN cable) or wireless (Wi-Fi), depending on which ODU network you plan to use.

 

Settings > System > System Information

Select Settings.

Select System.

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Select System Information.

Make a note of the MAC address - wired (LAN cable) or wireless (Wi-Fi), depending on which ODU network you plan to use.

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Settings > System Settings > System Information

Select Settings.

Select System Settings.

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Select System Information.

Make a note of the MAC address.

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Home > System Settings > Internet Settings > Wired Connection > View Mac Address

From the Home screen, select System Settings.

Select Internet.

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Select Internet Settings.

Select "Wired Connection" and view MAC address.

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Wii U > System Settings > Internet > View Mac Address

Hit the Wii U Home button.

Select System Settings.

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Select Internet.

Select View MAC Address.

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DeviceODU is only meant for game consoles and media devices. Laptops, smartphones, tablets and other "general purpose computers" should connect to eduroam instead.

Nothing. Computers and other forbidden devices will not be able to join DeviceODU, whether they are registered or not.

Computers, tablets and smartphones typically contain more sensitive data than gaming and media devices, and they are able to take advantage of advanced security available on eduroam and MonarchODU.

Yes, but you will have to log in at least once per day. Connect your computer to the ethernet port in your room and open a web browser. You'll be prompted to log in with your MIDAS ID and password. If you have trouble logging in, contact the ITS Help Desk.

Nothing. Registering a computer for the wired network has no effect - you will still have to log in at least once a day through a web browser.

Device registrations are valid for four years from the date of registration. After four years, re-register your device to continue using it. (We used to require registration updates every August, but device registrations are now good for four years.)