Brasenose College IT

Wireless Networks

College Public Networks

There are currently two main wireless networks throughout the college, Eduroam and BNCWiFi. Eduroam is a university wide wireless networks used mainly by students and academic staff which requires your Remote Access SSO (RASSO) login.  BNCWiFi is mainly for staff and conference use - students can use their Remote Access SSO (RASSO) username and password to login .
Eduroam
  • Sign in with Remote Access SSO
  • 20mbit/s (less at busy times)
  • Eduroam is an international wireless network.
  • Requires VPN to access some university services
  • In all university departments and hospitals.
BNCWifi
  • Sign in with Remote Access SSO or Local Network Credentials for Staff
  • 30mbit/s
  • Wireless version of our internal wired network.
  • No VPN Required
  • Only available on Brasenose sites

Personal Wireless Access Points

For students with poor wireless coverage in their rooms, we can provide personal access points to set up a personal wireless network in their room.

These access points are available for free; visit the IT office to get one.

Go here for more information and setup instructions.

College Guest Wireless Internet Access

There is a college guest wireless network ("BNCGuest") and a University Visitor network ("OWL"). Logins are available from the lodge if you have a visitor requiring Internet access for only a few days.

Conference guests who are staying more than a few days will be provided with full network access credentials in arrival packs. Conference logins start usually with the 3 initials of your conference name. These credentials work with the secure wireless network "BNCWifi".

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ITBrasenoseBrasenose IT@ITBrasenose·
21 Feb

Have you backed up your work recently?

If you've not already done so, you can set up OneDrive in just a few minutes to make sure your work is synchronised to the cloud (and it's free for students!). https://it.brasenose.org/help/how-to-set-up-onedrive/

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ITBrasenoseBrasenose IT@ITBrasenose·
20 Dec

We've had reports of a phishing message making the rounds today which claims that you have an important message waiting. Please be vigilant of such scams/phishing attempts.

As per the guidance at https://help.it.ox.ac.uk/email/phishing/index this message has the tell-tale signs of not being genuine.

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