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How to connect to the PATH-GUEST Wireless Network

How to connect to the PATH-GUEST Wireless Network


This job aid explains how to connect a non-PATH computer or mobile device to our publicly-accessible guest network, PATH-GUEST.



Accessing the PATH-GUEST Wireless Network Using Windows 10

Connecting to the PATH-GUEST network simply requires selecting it from the list of available wireless networks.  There is no password required to join the network in the US but in International offices you will be required to enter credentials you can find by clicking here.

  1. Click the wireless network icon near the time and date. In the list of available networks, select PATH-GUEST.


Accessing the Wireless Guest Network Using a mobile device

Go to your phone or tablet's settings and select Wi-Fi.  From the list of Wi-Fi networks, select PATH-GUEST.

Guest WiFi Terms and Conditions

In both cases, you will be presented with a Conditions of Use splash page.  In the US you are able to Accept and Connect while in International offices you will have to enter credentials you can find by clicking here.

  



While connected to the PATH-GUEST network, you will not have access to shared drives, printers, or PATHnet. You will only have access to the internet.

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