Uninsubria Wireless

• University staff: all academic and technical-administrative staff holding University domain credentials (essentially those with an email address of the type nome.cognome@uninsubria.it or IDSxxxxxxxx@uninsubria.it) are authorised to use the service; for these users, the credentials used to access University email are also valid for access to the wireless network. 
  Warning: for security reasons, the service password must be changed every 90 days; on such occasions, access to the WiFi network must be reconfigured with the new password on all devices used (computer, smartphone, tablet, etc.). Otherwise, continued access to the wireless network will not be possible.
• Students regularly enrolled at the University: all active students who are duly enrolled at the University (i.e. those who have been issued an email account in the studenti.uninsubria.it domain) may access the wireless network using the same credentials employed to access the Student Registry Web Services. 
  Warning: for security reasons, the service password must be changed every 90 days; on such occasions, access to the WiFi network must be reconfigured with the new password on all devices used (computer, smartphone, tablet, etc.). Otherwise, continued access to the wireless network will not be possible.
• Guests: access is permitted following registration of a Digital Identity, and the request must be validated by a Department/Unit Manager in order for the identity to be created. Access credentials and instructions for performing the first password change are sent to the applicant’s email address provided during the pre-registration phase.

The eduroam wireless network is designed to provide secure access to services, in line with current security standards.

Automatic configuration

Visit the Eduroam page

Manual configuration

Access to the eduroam wireless network is possible after configuring the client device from which the connection will be made.

• Encryption: WPA2 Enterprise mode – AES encryption
• Authentication: EAP PEAP-MSCHAPv2
• Access credentials: the username used to access the @studenti.uninsubria.it email account and the password

Available services

Connection to the eduroam network allows access to the Internet and to some services available on the University intranet.

• Web browsing via HTTP and HTTPS
• Access to email services (secure protocols POP3S, IMAPS, SMTP+STARTTLS, SMTPS)
• SSH
• Access to library resources (databases, electronic journals, e-books) provided by the University Library System

Access procedure

To access the insubria-ospiti network, users must first submit a request for the issuance of a Digital Identity. 
Once the Digital Identity has been obtained, simply open a web browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, etc.), enter any internet address, and provide your credentials on the web authentication page.

• WPA encryption in PSK (pre-shared key) mode with TKIP;
• PreSharedKey: the WPA access key for guests is sent to the guest’s email address;
• Access credentials: the username and password are sent to the guest’s email address.

Available services

• Web browsing via HTTP and HTTPS
• Secure email services (POP3S, IMAPS, SMTPS, SMTP STARTTLS)
• SSH

Access procedure

Access to the insubria-eventi network is authorised by the event organising offices. 
Once the credentials have been obtained, simply open a web browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, etc.), enter any internet address, and provide your credentials on the web authentication page.

• WPA encryption in PSK (pre-shared key) mode with TKIP;
• PreSharedKey: the WPA access key for guests is sent to the guest’s email address;
• Access credentials: the username and password are sent to the guest’s email address.

Available services

• Web browsing via HTTP and HTTPS
• Secure email services (POP3S, IMAPS, SMTPS, SMTP STARTTLS)
• SSH

Bizzozero Campus

• Via Ottorino Rossi
  • Morselli Pavilion
  • Antonini Pavilion
  • Seppilli Lecture Halls
  • Rossi Pavilion
  • Biffi Pavilion (university area)
• Via J.H. Dunant
  • Lanzavecchia Pavilion
  • Bassani Pavilion
  • Cattaneo College
  • Refreshment areas at the Italian Red Cross (CRI)
• Via Monte Generoso
  • Monte Generoso Building
  • Monte Generoso Refreshment Bar
  • Spallanzani Building
  • Sports Hall
  • Former Agricultural Colony Building

Rectorate and Administration Building – Via Ravasi, 2

Villa Toeplitz – Via Gian Battista Vico, 46

Velate Clinic – Via Giuseppe Piatti

City College – Via delle Medaglie d’Oro, 35

Valleggio Campus

• Via Valleggio
  • Torre Valleggio Building
  • Valleggio Square (Student Office and lecture rooms)
  • Valleggio Underground Ring (lecture rooms)
  • Chemistry and Environmental Sciences Building (Cube)
• Via Castelnuovo
  • Castelnuovo Building (University of Insubria teaching area)

Via Oriani

• Oriani Building – Via Oriani

Sant’Abbondio

• Sant’Abbondio Cloister – Via Sant’Abbondio
• Sant’Abbondio Long Wing – Via Regina Teodolinda

Santa Teresa College – Piazzale Santa Teresa, 7

Molini Marzoli (Area Didattica) – via A. da Giussano

Villa Manara – via Manara

By calling: 
Tel. +39 0332 21 9779 – +39 031 238 9779 (from University telephone system handsets, dial only 9779) 
Monday to Friday – from 09:00 to 12:00 and from 14:00 to 16:00

By writing to: 
Email: wifi@uninsubria.it

By visiting:

Monte Generoso Building, Via Monte Generoso, 71 – Bizzozero – Varese 
Computer labs for the Degree Programme in Computer Science on the ground floor 
Computer labs for the Degree Programme in Economics on the 1st floor 
Monday to Friday

Morselli Pavilion, Via Ottorino Rossi, 9 – Bizzozero – Varese 
Computer labs on the 1st floor 
Monday to Friday

Molini Marzoli, Via A. da Giussano (Tecno City) – Busto Arsizio – Varese 
At the computer lab 
Monday to Friday

Via Valleggio Building – Via Valleggio, 11 – Como 
At the B-Link support point on the 2nd floor 
Monday to Friday

Sant’Abbondio Cloister – Como 
At the computer lab 
Monday to Friday

Access to and use of the UninsubriaWireless service entails compliance with current national and EU legislation and with the rules set out in the Consortium GARR Acceptable Use Policy.

In particular, by way of example and without limitation, it is prohibited to:

• Access the UninsubriaWireless service in order to obtain unauthorised access to network resources within or outside the University;
• Provide network connectivity services to individuals who are not authorised to access them;
• Use false identities, anonymity, or resources that allow users to remain anonymous;
• Transfer or make available material in breach of intellectual property regulations, through peer-to-peer software or other tools;
• Carry out actions in violation of regulations protecting intellectual works, copyright, and software;
• Create or disseminate images, data, or other material that may be offensive, defamatory, or obscene. In particular, the receipt, transmission, or possession of pornographic and child pornographic material is prohibited;
• Transmit unsolicited commercial and/or advertising material (spamming), or allow one’s own resources to be used by third parties for this purpose;
• Engage in activities that damage the image and reputation of the University;
• Use the UninsubriaWireless service and the services it provides for commercial purposes or for political or electoral propaganda;
• Use the University network for purposes that are contrary to the provisions of the Consortium GARR Acceptable Use Policy;
• Obstruct or interfere in any way with the services offered through the University’s data transmission network, or tamper in any way with IT and electronic equipment and infrastructure;
• Breach the security of archives and databases, carry out unauthorised transfers of information (software, databases, etc.), intercept, attempt to intercept, or access data in transit on the University data network for which one is not the intended recipient;
• Destroy, damage, intercept, or access without authorisation the email or data of other users or third parties;
• Use, intercept, or disseminate passwords, access codes, or cryptographic keys belonging to other users or third parties;
• Commit or attempt to commit activities that violate the privacy of other users or third parties, as protected by applicable civil, criminal, and administrative law;
• Use network services or resources, connect equipment, services, or software to the network, or spread viruses, malware, or other programmes in a manner that disrupts or interferes with the activities of other individuals, users, or services.