The SF State wireless (Wi-Fi) network provides encrypted connectivity for current faculty, staff, students and community members. The SFState network offers unlimited* speed and a secure connection. Additionally, during login, a unique certificate is pushed to the device, eliminating the need to re-enter login credentials for subsequent uses. Guests of the University should use the SFStateGuest wireless network.
The SFStateGuest wireless network is a courtesy service available to campus guests.
SF State is testing a new wireless network named "SFState" that provides encrypted connectivity for wireless users. To use this network, enter the SF State login credentials and accept the "netauth.sfsu.edu" certificate when prompted. Once a device is registered, users will not need to reenter the login credentials for subsequent use.
For device configuration information, go to How to Connect to Secure Wireless Network “SFState”
The SFState wireless network provides encrypted connectivity for current faculty, staff, students and community members. The SFState network offers unlimited* speed and a secure connection. Additionally, during login, a unique certificate is pushed to the device, eliminating the need to reenter login credentials for subsequent uses. Guests of the University should use the SFStateGuest wireless network.
SF State provides wireless network access to guests of the University. Current faculty, staff, students, and community members with an active SF State ID should use the SFState wireless network. The guest network:
The SFStateGuest wireless network is a courtesy service available to campus guests. Guest users register for the service with a phone number to receive SMS messages and/or an email address to receive a password to connect to the network. Guests will be provided access to one device for 12 hours (with the option to renew). Students, employees, and community members with a current SF State Global Login ID should use the SFState wireless network.
