Available SSID and WiFi Services
| MUC MOS EMK |
- Student (SSO User) - Staff |
ctWifi |
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| HY JD CSW Yuen Long |
- Student - Staff |
ctStudent |
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| Campus | Target User | SSID | Remarks & Connection Method |
| MUC MOS EMK |
- Alumni |
ctGuest |
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| MUC MOS |
- Pre-registered visitor |
ctGuest-Auth |
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Best practices for accessing WiFi Service
You are encouraged to follow the best practice below when accessing the a WiFi service:
- do not leave the wireless device unattended and disable wireless connection when it is not in use;
- do not enable both wireless and wired network interface card at the same time;
- do not connect to uncertain/strange network and disconnect from accessing network when suspicious activities observed;
- do not send sensitive / personal information when using WiFi service;
- employ Virtual Private Network (VPN) technologies for enhanced end-to-end transmission protection;
- install and enable personal firewall, anti-virus and anti-spyware software and keep the associated definition files and security patches up-to-date;
- turn off peer-to-peer / ad-hoc mode networking, disable resource sharing, shut down split tunnels on VPNs, and configure the personal firewalls to prevent exposure of client ports;
- remove your preferred network list when using public WiFi service;
- do keep security patches and wireless network interface card drivers installed on the wireless device up-to-date as well as back up data regularly;
- enable the wireless device's power-on login, system login authentication, and password-protected screen saver;
- check the authenticity of captive portal by verifying the certificate of the website when accessing a public WiFi service;
- encrypt sensitive data stored on the device accessing public WiFi service.
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