Some electronic devices that broadcast wireless signals can cause interference with a campus wireless network. Interfering devices clutter the airwaves, causing performance and connection issues. Devices include:
- wireless printers
- gaming systems
- media players
- personal cellular hotspots
- other devices broadcasting a wireless signal
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Determine whether you or your neighbors have any personal devices listed in this article. Perform the steps necessary, as below, to disable the wireless broadcast, referred to as the "Ad - hoc wireless."
Devices
Common devices that may broadcast an Ad hoc wireless signal:
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The PS4 sets itself up as an ad - hoc wireless access point with its own network if you have Remote Play turned on and the option to connect directly to a PS Vita. If both the PS4 and Vita are on the same WiFi network, you can turn off the direct-connect option and the ad - hoc wireless broadcast disappears.
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The Chromecast only broadcasts its wireless network for initial setup. Should the Chromecast fail to connect to App State's wireless network it will automatically go back into its setup state and you will see the ad - hoc wireless network become available. A blinking white light means the Chromecast is not connected to a wireless network. A solid white light means that the device is connected to a wireless network and ready to accept 'casts.' A blinking Chromecast should either be set up or disconnected from your TV or display device.
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