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Contents: Game Console Wi-Fi Registration Game Console Wi-Fi Registration This document outlines the process for connecting gaming consoles to SJUGuest. Contents: Xbox ............................................................................................................................................... 2 Xbox One ....................................................................................................................................... 3 Wii .................................................................................................................................................. 4 Wii U .............................................................................................................................................. 5 PS3 .................................................................................................................................................. 6 PS4 .................................................................................................................................................. 7 . Page 1 of 7 Xbox 1. Connect the Xbox to SJUGuest. 2. The initial attempt at connecting may fail at this time. 3. Sign in to Xbox Live via the Xbox Dashboard. 4. The device should now be successfully connected to the network. Page 2 of 7 Xbox One Connect the Xbox to the network and run a Network Connection Test on your console, following these steps: 1. Scroll left from Home to open the guide. 2. Select Settings 3. Select All Settings 4. Select Network 5. Select Network Settings. Any known outages will appear in the middle of the screen. 6. On the right side of the Network settings screen, select Test network connection. 7. The device should now be successfully connected to the network. Page 3 of 7 Wii 1. Make sure that Internet Channel is installed on the device. a. If Internet Channel is not installed, please contact the service desk at 718-990-5000. 2. Connect the Wii to SJUGuest. 3. Open the Internet Channel from the home screen and click “start”. 4. Attempt to search/access an external web resource. 5. The device should now be successfully connected to the network. Page 4 of 7 \ Wii U 1. Make sure that Internet Channel is installed on the device. a. If Internet Channel is not installed, please contact the service desk at 718-990-5000. 2. Connect the Wii U to SJUGuest. 3. Open the Internet Browser from the home screen and click “start”. 4. Attempt to search/access an external web resource. 5. The device should now be successfully connected to the network. Page 5 of 7 PS3 1. Connect the PS3 to SJUGuest. 2. When configuring the internet connection, skip the “Test Connection” option as this test may fail the first time. 3. Sign in to the PlayStation Network via the XMB 4. The device should now be successfully connected to the network. Page 6 of 7 PS4 1. Connect the PS4 to SJUGuest. 2. When configuring the internet connection, skip the “Test Connection” option as this test may fail the first time. 3. Sign in to the PlayStation Network via the XMB. 4. The device should now be successfully connected to the network. Page 7 of 7 .
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