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Internet2's superior connectivity allows for the transfer of massively large data sets, communications using high-definition, real-time multimedia data streams, and other advanced networking technologies that could not be sustained over the commodity Internet.
The Network Time Protocol (NTP) service allows devices on the Drexel network to set and synchronize their real-time clock with a high degree of accuracy.
ResNet (residence hall wired network) provides high-speed wired Internet service to all students living in University residence halls and select Greek housing. Phone and streaming TV services are also delivered over ResNet.
Virtual Private Network (VPN) uses the Cisco AnyConnect software client to provide secure, password-protected access to Drexel's campus networks from an off-campus location. This connection grants access to restricted computing resources at Drexel, such as file servers, databases, Web sites, and privileged applications. Use VPN if you’re using public Wi-Fi or an unsecured internet connection, traveling, or working from home.
Wired Ethernet connection to the Drexel Domain and Internet via activated network jacks.
There are multiple wireless networks at Drexel. Determine which wireless network is right for you: DragonFly3, DragonFly, or DrexelGuest.
Service from Comcast enabling students to watch and record live television or to watch on-demand content directly in a web browser or mobile device with the Xfinity Stream app. The service is provided free as part of Drexel University Housing.