Check the network upgrade status of buildings on campus as part of a three-year plan to to increase the overall speed and reliability of the University's network infrastructure.
Stony Brook's average network speeds in the campus residence halls are as fast, or faster, than those provided by Verizon and Cablevision and students are reporting improved levels of satisfaction.
Public Jacks are available for use to University affiliates who have a NetID.
Find out how to have a jack installed, activated or repaired.
Learn about the added level of security that attempts to limit malware infections on campus.
Discover SB's Web Conferencing and Videoconferencing resources and how to get access.
Wireless access (Wi-Fi) is available for students, faculty/staff and guests in campus buildings, common areas and residence halls by connecting to WolfieNet.
Students living on campus may choose a wired or wireless connection to the campus network for Internet access. Wired is more reliable and secure, but wireless is the preferred method because of its convenience.
Stony Brook University's Work-at-Home (WAH) service (formerly Web VPN) allows University users to connect to Stony Brook resources such as shared folders, PeopleSoft and internal Web sites from off-campus using DSL or cable.
Stony Brook University provides file storage of varying capacity for all students, faculty, and staff.