The LSUSecure wireless network is available to all LSU students, faculty, and staff. It provides all the conveniences of a regular wired connection without the need for cables. As a shared resource, wireless networking is intended primarily to supplement the campus wired infrastructure, not to replace it. 

If you are unable to connect or need assistance, please contact the Help Desk at 225.578.3375. Personal assistance is also available at Middleton Library Information Commons Help Desk and Frey Computing Services Center Help Desk. If you are a guest, follow this link for more information:
Guest Access.

 

There are two ways to connect to the LSUSecure wireless network:
 

AUTOMATICALLY connect to lsusecure

To automatically connect to lsusecure, click on XpressConnect. This application is only supported on Windows XP, 7, Vista, Mac Tiger, Leopard, Snow Leopard, Lion & Mountain Lion.

 

MANUALLY connect to lsusecure

For step-by-step instructions, click on the appropriate link: 

Desktops:

Windows 8
Windows 8 (Metro)

Windows 7
Windows Vista
Windows XP
Mac OS X (Lion)
Mac OS X (Leopard and Snow Leopard)
Mac OS X (Tiger and below)
Linux

Mobile Devices:

Android
Windows Phone
iPhone and iPod Touch
iPad
Nook
Kindle Fire
Blackberry
RAZR

 

Additional Information

Configuration of secure wireless settings varies depending on the operating system and the type of wireless adapter. In Windows XP, for instance, you can use Windows to configure your wireless settings, or you can make use of the configuration utility provided with your wireless adapter, as long as this utility has all the requirements to connect to the LSU network.

Below we provide the information necessary to configure your device to connect to the LSU wireless network. Since we cannot cover every instance, the necessary information you may need to connect to the LSU wireless network is shown below: 
 

BASIC SETTINGS SUPPORTED PLATFORMS SUPPORTED ADAPTERS
ESSID (Network Name): lsusecure
Network Type: Infrastructure (or Access Point)
TCP/IP: DHCP
EAP Type: PEAP
Network Authentication: WPAWPA2
Data Encryption: TKIP/AES
Authentication Method/Protocol: MSCHAP-V2
Inner EAP Type: EAP-MSCHAPv2
 
Windows
Pocket PC 2003
Palm TX with ESU
Mac OS X 10.3 & above
Linux (limited support)
iOS (iPhone, iPad)
Your wireless adapter must have support for WPA and must be WiFi certified. See the FAQs article for a list of recommended wireless adapters. WPA comes in two flavors: WPA-Personal and WPA-Enterprise. It is important to make this distinction as the LSU wireless network will only support the Enterprise mode.

Note: Wii/Xbox/PlayStation are not supported.
 

 

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Wireless Coverage

Fieldhouse Assembly Center Tiger Stadium ECE Public Safety Gym Auditorium Long Fieldhouse Pentagon Broussard Hall Journalism Kirby Smith West Campus Apartments Hill Memorial Hodges Hall Hatcher Hall Johnston Hall Credit Union Facility Services Chemical Eng Lockett Hall Peabody Foster Hall Middleton Library Allen Hall Prescott Hall Stubbs Hall Dodson Hall Audubon Hall Ag Admin Design Bldg. Art Bldg. Atkinson Hall Nicholson Hall Coates Hall Himes Hall David Boyd Thomas Boyd School of Music Pleasant Hall Law Center Union Howe-Russell Electrical Eng Franccioni Hall Life Sciences Williams Hall Tureaud Hall Old Forestry Bldg. CEBA Dairy Science Frey Computing Ctr Choppin Hall Knapp Hall Julian Miller Efferson Hall French House Acadian Hall West Laville Hall East Laville Hall Blake Hall McVoy Hall Herget Hall Miller Hall West Campus Apartments System Building Faculty Club Garig Hall Highland Hall Evangeline Hall Annie Boyd Hall Grace King HallWireless coverage throughout the LSU campus is extensive.  This can give you a good idea of the buildings and outdoor areas that have wireless capabilities.
Click the thumbnail below to see the expanded image. A detailed list of the locations and extents of wireless connectivity on-campus: Table of Wi-Fi Coverage


Wireless at LSU: Campus Coverage


FITS: Action Item 1.05

FITS: Action Item 1.05

The campus network, and its connections to external networks (both commodity Internet and advanced research networks), must continue to be able to handle large volumes of traffic and be nearly flawless in its reliability and availability. 

The network must continue to increase its bandwidth, versatility and reliability as the University continues to move to the cloud for its services and additional devices which utilize network resources arrive on campus. 

Thus, the University needs to ensure that the network features several, diverse, and redundant connections off campus so that downtime is virtually nonexistent.


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