Campus Wireless Networks
Service Intro
Over a long period of time, our impression of local area networks remains that of a fixed line type, but the pavement of lines is a big hassle for engineers, who often have to rack their brains to find a proper solution. The advantage of wireless networks is that it can do without the necessary line installment, and can provide roaming users internet environment at any time and any place. The IEEE 802.11 protocol specified by the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers utilizes radio technology to construct an internet environment which has the same functions as local area networks(LAN). It is truly a very convenient and simple method. Compared with Bluetooth, another wireless technology, the IEEE 802.11 technology is much more popular in that it can be used in longer distances and also has a bigger bandwidth. NTU started to install wireless networks from 2001, up to now the installed base reaches 80%（outdoor）.
The IP used by NTU's wireless networks are private IP, and are available for the faculty, staff and students of the University.
Service Scope
- The square in front of C&INC, front of the Research Library, the Drunken Moon Lake, And the Lu-ming Hall
- The College of Management, the Living Hall of the College of Management, the Department of Geology, the Department of Math, the Research Center of Southeast Asian Civilization, the 2nd Building of the Department of Electrical Engineering, the Po-li Hall, the Department of Psychology
- The first floor and second floor classrooms at the Audio-Visual Building, the Theatre
- The Main Library (1st floor thru 5th floor)
- The Palm Tree Boulevard, the Hsiao-fu Square
- The Ordinary Building, the Integrated Classrooms, the Common Classrooms, and the Freshmen Building
- First floor and second floor of the 1st Student Activity Center, third floor thru tenth floor of the 2nd Student Activity Center
- The square in front of the new stadium and the main ball court on the 3rd floor, the square in front of the old coliseum
- The conference room in the central courtyard of the Administrative Building, the 207 Conference room in the Administrative Building, and the 205 Press Room in the Administrative Building
- The 501 and 502 conference rooms in the new Building of Agricultural Chemistry, the Institute of Language, the Institute of Music, and the Institute of Journalism
- Male Dorms (1st, 3rd, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 13rd), at the gates or in the activity halls
- Female dorms (freshmen dorm, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 8th, 9th), at the gates or in the activity halls
- Graduate student dorms (1st, 2nd, Sui-yuan 3rd, math and chemistry dorm), at the Gates or in the activity halls
- The Health Center, the New Platform, the Department of Anthropology
- The Department of Atmospheric Sciences, Buidling A (partial classrooms), Building B (partial classrooms), Building C (2nd floor and 4th floor)
- The Institute of Building and Planning (the Gong-guan Building, and the main auditorium)
- The comprehensive building of agriculture, the society hall and the social worker's hall
- The Institute of Applied Mechanics has 9 classrooms with wireless networks
- Partial classrooms at the Department of Engineering Science and Ocean Engineering
- Partial classrooms in the Comprehensive Building of the College of Engineering and the lobby on the first floor
- Partial classrooms in the College of Liberal Arts, the 2nd Floor Office, the International Conference Room, and the Student Library at the 1st Floor
- The conference room of the Department of Foreign Languages & Literature in the old main library
- The Self-study room in the College of Liberal Arts
- The Language Center
- The 1st building of the Department of Electrical Engineering
Related Info
Please refer to:http://ccnet.ntu.edu.tw/english/wireless/index.html