About the Wi-Fi networks on the Hill
There are four different Wi-Fi networks available for use on the Hill. Not all devices can be connected to a given network due to performance and/or security concerns. Please reference the list below to determine which device types can be used with each network.
Common Device Types/Uses
Streaming Apps
Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, Hulu, iHeartRadio, Netflix, Pandora, Skype, Spotify, YouTube
Computers, Phones and Tablets
Android, Chrome OS, iOS, Linux, MacOS, Windows
Streaming Devices
Amazon Firestick, Android TV, Apple TV, Roku
Game Consoles
Microsoft Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Sony PlayStation
Home Automation
Amazon Alexa/Echo/Dot, Google Nest Speaker, Wireless LED Lights, Wireless Power Strips/Plugs
Smart TVs
LG, Samsung, Sony, TCL, Vizio
Available Wi-Fi Networks on the Hill
UCLA_ WEB (No Log-in)
- Open unencrypted network
- Available on campus and on the Hill
Best for: Streaming Apps, Computers, Phones and Tablets, Streaming Devices, Game Consoles, Home Automation, Smart TVs
Eduroam (Username: BOL@ucla.edu password: MyUCLA password)
- Encrypted network
- Only requires single log-in
- Fastest Network
- Available on campus and the Hill
Best for: Streaming Apps, Computers, Phones, and Tablets
UCLA_WIFI (Username: BOL Password: MyUCLA password)
- Encrypted network
- Requires a sign-in every 15-30 minutes
- Available on campus and the Hill
Best for: Streaming Apps, Computers, Phones and Tablets
UCLA_RES_IOT (No username, Password: Set-up from Registration Page)
- Devices without a user interface
- Users can "white-list" their device here
- Only on the Hill
Best for: Streaming Devices, Game Consoles, Home Automation, Smart TVs, Other IOT devices
Note: Google Chromecast (any generation), Robot Vacuums, and some smart plugs are not compatible with Campus networks
