Network Admission Control
OPSWAT Network Access Control
OPSWAT Network Access Control (NAC) is a network security system used to secure the campus's wired and wireless networks through user authentication and policy-based traffic filtering and assessment. OPSWAT NAC insures that only authorized students, faculty and staff gain access to the network and provides policy assessment for every device by ensuring that computer systems meet established policy configuration requirements.
Installation is required for Windows and Mac-Apple computers that are directly connected to the SSU network. OPSWAT NAC performs the following validation checks:
- Policy Key Installation (Windows and Mac-Apple Notebooks only)
- Authentication using your TigerWorld User ID and Password
- Anti-virus software and up-to-date definitions installed
- Microsoft Critical updates Installed and up-to-date
- Peer to Peer Software NOT Installed
Allowed Devices
- Apple iPads, iPhones, & Mac-Apple notebooks
- Microsoft Windows notebooks, tablets, & smartphones
- Android tablets & smartphones
- Chromebooks
- Microsoft, Nintendo & Sony gaming devices
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Registering Gaming Devices & Smart TVs
When connecting a gaming device to the network, the MAC (Wireless) address must be registered for proper operation. To register your device, perform the following process:
- Connect your device to the campus wireless network.
- Obtain your Wireless MAC address from your device. Since Savannah State University does not provide support for gaming devices, TV’s and other media devices, you will need to contact the manufacturer of your device for assistance in obtaining this information.
- Connect to the SSU Student wireless network and enroll your gaming device at the following link: https://auth.impulse.com:8443/enroll
- Wired connections will not require device registration. WIRED ACCESS IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF FASTER CONNECTION SPEEDS. Wired connectivity for your gaming device is available in the following dorms: