Mizzou TigerNet Wired Network Access
TigerNet is the University's high-speed Ethernet computing network that is connected to the Internet. Service is available in most on-campus offices, classrooms, conference rooms, computing sites, residence halls, and some fraternities and sororities.
TigerNet provides the benefits of standardized delivery of network services. Standardized equipment and services frees departments and colleges from capital budgeting for new equipment and/or upgrades. It also increases the University's ability to maintain proficiency in the procurement, installation, maintenance, and life cycle management of its networking systems and resources.
Included Services
Local Area Network (LAN) Services
- Gigabit Ethernet to the desktop (faceplate)
- 24x7x365 monitoring of Mizzou TigerNet
- After-hours (24x7x365) repair response if accompanied by the departmental IT Pro
Central Network Services
- Internet Protocol (IP) management
- Domain Name Services (DNS)
- Network monitoring and management
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
- Windows Internet Name Service (WINS)
- Public Internet access
Services Available At Additional Cost
Security
Fees
Gigabit Ethernet network access is charged to the department at $13.75/port/month. One-time installation fees may apply to activate or move services. Disconnection requests are processed at no charge.
Availability
Faculty and staff should contact their departmental IT Pro to request access. Departmental IT Pros work in conjunction with the department fiscal designee to request port activations.
Access
TigerNet service requires a Network Interface Card (NIC) and cable to connect a computer to the network. See the KnowledgeBase for connection instructions.
Residence hall network access is included in the student room rate. Network access through TigerLink Plus is also included in the room rate for on-campus apartments. However, students living in apartments must obtain an Ethernet modem from the Division of IT. See TigerLink Plus for details.