Hi COEHD, Welcome Back!

 

Every year our devices need a new ‘security certificate’ to be able to use UTSA’s AirRowdy WIFI. As stated below, “This is an annual security measure designed to protect the UTSA technology environment”.  

 

Today at 11am, you will begin to see your device(s) ask you to authenticate.  Please go through the prompts. 

The email below is legit, click below to learn how to successfully connect.

 

How to connect to AirRowdy Wi-Fi

 

Contact COEHDIT@utsa.edu for assistance.

 

Thank you,

 

Have a great semester!

 

Contact University Technology Solutions (UTS) by email, TechCafe@utsa.edu or by phone (210)458-5555.

 

Need to schedule an appointment with the COEHD IT Team, email COEHDIT@utsa.edu or BOOK your next technical appointment with COEHDIT

 

-COEHD IT Associates: Lisa Romo | Esther Martinez 

-COEHD IT Operations Manager: Marisol Johnson, MSIT

 

 

From: University Technology Solutions <uts@utsa.edu>
Date: Wednesday, January 15, 2025 at 8:30 AM
To: Marisol Johnson <Marisol.Johnson@utsa.edu>
Subject: AirRowdy Wi-Fi Certificate Renewal Reminder

...

UTSA Tech Solutions

 

Dear Colleague, 

Please be aware that as of this morning, January 15 beginning at 11 a.m., you will need to accept a new security certificate one time for each of your devices upon its connection to AirRowdy Wi-Fi. This is an annual security measure designed to protect the UTSA technology environment.  

As a reminder, you can click on the instructions below to review how to connect to AirRowdy with all of your devices.

 

 


To offer the best possible service, we must regularly update UTSA systems and networks. We thank you for your patience as we work to provide a better user experience with technology services. For updates or to view upcoming routine maintenance dates, please visit utsa.edu/techsolutions/alerts.

 


Thank you,
Tech Solutions
techcafe@utsa.edu

 

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