Transition to APU-ENTERPRISE Wi-Fi

To improve security, APU is transitioning to a new Wi-Fi network. This change ensures university resources stay secure while providing a more seamless connection experience for APU owned faculty and staff issued devices.

What is Changing?

Previously, all APU owned and personal devices shared the same Wi-Fi network called "APUWIFI". To improve security, APU owned devices will now use a dedicated network called "APU-ENTERPRISE" to access university resources like printers and file shares.

Which Campuses?

At this time, the new "APU-ENTERPRISE" Wi-Fi network is only rolling out to the following campus: Azusa, Monrovia, Inland Empire, Murrieta and San Diego.
The following regional campuses will remain on the legacy "APUWIFI" network: High Desert and Orange County.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: How do I switch?

A: Your APU-managed device will automatically switch over to APU-ENTERPRISE.

Q: What if I don’t see or cannot connect to APU-ENTERPRISE with my APU-Issued Device?

A: Most devices will receive the update automatically. If you don't see it, try restarting your computer while connected to Ethernet or APUWIFI. If it still doesn’t appear, please contact the IT Support Center by calling (x5050) or emailing [email protected].