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Division of IT
Networking
Wireless Internet service is available on the Columbia Campus in many buildings and outdoor areas across campus. Check our Wireless coverage map for specific details.
TigerNet is the MU's high-speed Ethernet computing network that is connected to the Internet. More information...
Virtual Private Networking (VPN) provides a method for faculty and staff to access MU-specific resources through an outside Internet Service Provider (ISP). More information...
The Division of IT's customized firewall service is intended for MU and UM Systems organizations (not including UM Health Care) directly affected by data security and privacy requirements set forth in federal, state, and local regulations, or for any other data protection or network security needs. More information...
Domain names identify Web sites and Internet Protocol (IP) addresses identify the unique address of each device attached. The Division of IT manages the Domain Name Service (DNS) and Internet Protocol (IP) addresses for MU and UM System organizations (not including UM Health Care). Individual faculty and staff must contact their Departmental IT Professional or the Division of IT to set up a new domain.
There are different ways to access MU's network from off campus. You can access the Internet, e-mail, Web hosting/file storage and Virtual Private Network (VPN) through TigerLink, Webmail, and VPN. You can connect to Bengal and other servers for Web hosting and file storage using secure programs. More information...
TigerLink dial-up service is available for MU off-campus access at speeds up to 56K. TigerLink is available to retired faculty and staff and individuals with a current University affiliation. More information...
TigerLink Plus is an alternative to TigerNet services for use in MU on-campus buildings or other facilities that do not have wired network connections or where wireless network access is unavailable. More information...
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