
Select the expiration time that makes sense for this device in the Account Expiration dropdown.Once registered, the device can connect to UofM-IoT with the generated password.
Check the Wi-Fi Password box to generate a password (also referred to as a pre-share key or PSK). If you are registering a device as an IoT Admin for a department or unit, as part of the registration process:. This will allow you to cast from another device to the registered device even if they are connected to different SSIDs (e.g. If you will be sharing the device with your roommate or another person, put their Internet ID in the Shared With field, separating multiple IDs by commas. Leave the default Personal selected in the Ownership section.
If you are registering a device that you are casting or communicating to from another device (such as your smartphone), as part of the registration process:.This name is to help you identify the device to yourself in the future. Enter a name for the device in the Device Name field.For example, if you are registering a Roku, you might name it Goldy's Roku.
The device name can be whatever you choose.In the MAC address field, enter the wireless or Wi-Fi MAC address for the device.From the side menu under Devices, select Create Device.
If you're working on behalf of a department or another individual, please contact Technology Help. If you are registering this device for yourself, sign in with your Internet ID and password. This link will only work if you are accessing this article on campus through a device connected to eduroam or you are connected to VPN. Registering a Device for Encrypted IoT Service This step is a part of the Register a Personal Device for IoT Wi-Fi Service and Register a Departmental Device for IoT Wi-Fi Service guides. At the University of Minnesota, personal and departmental Internet of Things (IoT) devices can be registered for Wi-Fi service.įollow these steps to register your device for the Encrypted IoT Service.