Answered By: Juliana Morley
Last Updated: Jan 07, 2025     Views: 1369

Biola-NetID Network

  • Biola members with a Biola NetID and password can connect to the secure Biola-NetID network.

  • When connecting to the Biola-NetID network, you may be asked by your device if it can trust a DigiCert CA certificate from a server named "network-access.biola.edu" (Biola's network authentication server). When you allow this certificate, it allows your device to communicate with our network properly.

  • The Biola-NetID network encrypts all network traffic, securing your activity from other devices that may be eavesdropping.

Biola-Guest Network

The Biola-Guest network provides access to guests similar to other open wireless networks, but with limited access to campus resources. Due to Biola-Guest functioning as an open network, it lacks the high level of security and protection the Biola-NetID network provides.

Biola-Guest has these additional limitations:

  • Bandwidth limit of 40 Mbps
  • Restricted access (internet and public Biola sites only)
  • Network traffic is not encrypted
  • Password will be valid for five days

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