CMU Help Desk: 970-248-2111 or http://whd.coloradomesa.edu Page 1

WiFi

a. Locate your device’s wireless connection icon and

use it to select our wireless SSID name: CMU WiFi.

b. Enter your MAVzone login credentials.

c. Accept CMU’s wireless security certificate.

a. Open your browser and go to https://pcreg.coloradomesa.edu.

b. Log in with your MAVzone account. c. Read and accept the End User Agreement. d. Fill out the registration form and click save.

e. Note: The Ethernet address will auto populate except for game consoles. See reverse side for info regarding gaming consoles.

a. With some devices you may have to repeat Step 1. b. For the older versions of Windows, connect to CMU WiFi at

this point.

Wired

a. Power on your computer.

b. Ethernet cables can be purchased at the CMU Bookstore.

a. Open your browser and go to https://pcreg.coloradomesa.edu.

b. Log in with your MAVzone account, and accept the End User Agreement.

c. Fill out the registration form and click “Save”.

a. If you have any trouble, please contact the Help Desk, 248-2111.

Apple iOS Android Mac OS X

Win 8 Win 10

Windows XP/Vista/7

a. Temporarily connect to wireless SSID: CMU Visitor. b. Launch a browser to: https://pcreg.coloradomesa.edu c. Click the CMU Wireless Setup link. d. Select Connecting to CMU WLAN from Windows XP, Vista

and 7.

e. Download and run the CMU security profile installer.

Welcome to CMU! Follow the easy steps below to connect your mobile, desktop, streaming media, and game consoles to the University’s network.

More detailed information can be found online: http://www.coloradomesa.edu/information-technology/services/index.html

Online Security Tips 1. Always use anti-virus software and scan

downloaded files. Don’t install anything you don’t trust.

2. Questionable sites may steal your information.

3. Email is the number one way to be hacked.

Don’t allow identity theft!

Students who do not know their MAVzone login should call the Help Desk at (970)248-2111 or visit the Help Desk in the Library.

Note: For older versions of Windows, you must first connect to CMU Visitor to download CMU’s wireless security profile.

CMU Help Desk: 970-248-2111 or http://whd.coloradomesa.edu Page 2

Streaming Devices or Game Consoles

a. Check your system’s documentation, perform a Web search, or review the following CMU link for tips to find the Ethernet address of popular streaming and gaming devices. These instructions are provided as a courtesy to Colorado Mesa University users. CMU does not provide support for these devices.

http://www.coloradomesa.edu/information-technology/documents/Locating%20a%20Device%20Hardware%20Address.pdf

a. Open your browser and go to https://pcreg.coloradomesa.edu. (Note: See page 1 for instructions on how to register your computer, laptop, or tablet.)

b. Login in with your MAVzone account. c. Read and accept the End User Agreement. d. Fill out the registration form and click “Save”.

Television

a. Connect a coax cable from your cable jack on the wall to the coax input on your television. b. Set your television input to TV. (Some televisions may have an “antenna” input instead.) c. Go into your television’s Menu. d. Select your “Channel” sub-menu. On some televisions it may be called “Tuner” or “TV”. e. Make sure the television is set to “Cable” and not “Antenna” or “Air”. f. Select “Auto Scan”. Some televisions may say “Auto Tune” or “Auto Program”. g. The process should take 5 – 10 minutes to complete depending on your television.

Wireless Gaming & Streaming Notice

Some consumer media streaming devices and game systems (Roku, Amazon Stick) may not work on

the CMU wireless network as most manufacturers of consumer

products do not support enterprise security protocols.

We recommend you connect these types of devices to the

campus wired network for best performance.

TV Requirements

Although most modern TVs will work properly, it is

important that you purchase a TV with a QAM Digital

tuner.

Check the manufacturer’s specifications and/or your

electronics before purchasing a television. A unit without this type of tuner will not

receive campus cable television programming.