Network

Wired Network

IRIS maintains a wired network throughout Soda and Cory Halls. The “production network” is entirely 1000BASE-T switched Ethernet. The network backbone is 10 Gigabit Ethernet. On these subnets, IRIS maintains central network services such as DHCP, DNS, and NTP and monitors and regulates activity.

Other subnets in EECS are private research networks. These networks are maintained by research groups for specific projects that might disrupt production traffic. On these networks, all services (aside from the gateway connection at the router) are provided by the research group.

The production network is intended to be extremely reliable for everyone using it; it is more carefully regulated than the research networks, which are more flexibly managed.

See also:

• How do I connect my machine to the network?
• What network is my machine on?

Wireless Network

bIT and IRIS cooperatively maintain comprehensive IEEE 802.11ax (aka Wi-Fi 6) compliant wireless networks throughout the EECS department.

Centrally managed hardware allows for multiple virtual wireless networks on the same access points. This enables us to broadcast the campus-wide eduroam network as well as other special-purpose SSIDs.

For more information on our wireless infrastructure, please see the following:

• Campus Wi-Fi Services (page requires authentication)
• EECS Wireless FAQ