UK-Devices For any device that cannot connect to eduroam.
How to connect to UK-Devices
UK-Devices is a network that uses a pre-shared key and approval process to allow secure Wi-Fi access for devices that are not able to connect to eduroam such as:
- Smart home devices (e.g., wireless door locks, smart light bulbs)
- Smart TV's or streaming devices (e.g., Roku
- Game Consoles
For personal devices (e.g., not owned by UK) that need to connect to UK-Devices, use the myDevices portal.
The myDevices portal allows you to register your own device to be connected.
More information on myDevices Portal
For devices that are owned by UK or need to be shared across a team, request access by contacting UK ITS.
Members of the UK community can submit a request for UK-Devices by contacting ITS Customer Services via the Customer Services Assistance Request form or calling 859-218-HELP (4357).
Helpful Links
- MyDevice Portal
- For personal devices that need to connect to UK-Devices
- UK-Devices Connection Instructions
- More detailed information on how to connect
UK-Devices FAQs
How do I connect to UK-Devices?
Personal devices can be registered via the MyDevices Portal. All other UK-Device connection needs must be requested via contacting ITS Customer Services.
Visit How do I connect to UK-Devices? in the Tech Help Center for detailed information.
Who can use the UK-Devices network?
The UK-Devices network is intended for UK students, faculty, and staff whose devices cannot download the onboarding certificate or manually connect to eduroam.
UK-Devices is not available in UK HealthCare locations.
UK-Devices is only available in the following residence halls: Roselle, Ingels, Baldwin, Smith
What is a MAC address and how can I find it for my device?
A MAC address, which stands for Media Access Control address, is a unique address used to identify your device on a network. It's like a postal address for your device that ensures any information sent over the network is delivered to the right place.
Your MAC address may be required to request a connection to UK-Devices. To find yours, reference the setup materials for your device or visit How to Locate Your Device's MAC Address, which lists instructions based on the type of device you have.