

Step 1 - Select the network
You will require your Remote Access SSO(RASSO) username and password to access this network.
For staff, this is the same as your terminal username (JBloggs) and passwords.
For Conference Guests, you received these credentials in your welcome pack.
For students, please use your Remote Access SSO (RASSO) username (bras****@OX.AC.UK) and password to login. For more information about username please click here.
Choose the BNCWifi network from your list of networks. A prompt will appear for enterprise credentials - simply enter your username and password.
Step 2 - Continue & Accept
Press continue on the certificate which appears. Then a window should appear with a license agreement. If this does not appear open a web browser and navigate to http://www.bbc.co.uk. This should then bring up the agreement. Scroll to the bottom to accept it.




Step 3 - Login to the portal
Enter the same login details as used above. If correct the prompt will disappear and you should have internet access. If this is not immediate wait 30 seconds, and turn your wifi off and back on again, which should enable the access.
Step 4 - Get online
You may see this error displayed depending in your device. This is OK. Close the window and your web browser. Reopen the web browser and try a different webpage and you should have internet access. If this doesnt work first time, turn your wifi off for a minute and back on.

Quick Access
Useful External Links
Don't forget to set up more than one MFA authentication method for your Single Sign-On! If your phone is your only method and is lost, replaced or stolen, you could temporarily lose access to your account. Guides here: https://help.it.ox.ac.uk/mfa-setup-and-management
Key thing is to make sure you have a backup MFA method. If you are old enough to still have a landline then registering this is a good idea. https://twitter.com/ITBrasenose/status/1471431860836315137
Need guidance on how to set up multi-factor authentication on a new phone, or if your phone is lost/stolen? @ox_it have you covered with this handy guide: https://help.it.ox.ac.uk/mfa-setting-up-multi-factor-authentication-on-a-new-phone