• 6/27/2017

More than 2,500 access points:

BayernWLAN available through LRZ

Effectively immediately, the free BayernWLAN service is available through more than 2,500 access points operated by the Leibniz Supercomputing Center (LRZ) within the <link https://www.lrz.de/services/netz/mobil/mobil_ap/map/>Munich Research Network</link>. The service is being constantly expanded.

Free access to the network: BayernWLAN is free – and there’s no limit to the volume of data. (Photo: Astrid Eckert)
Free access to the network: BayernWLAN is free – and there’s no limit to the volume of data. (Photo: Astrid Eckert)

In return, the BayernWLAN access points are broadcasting the global eduroam scientific network, a service that all TUM members can benefit from. That means you can now access eduroam not only from science and research locations, but at places such as Neuschwanstein Castle or on 15 ships operated by the Bavarian government on various lakes around the state.

BayernWLAN is free-of-charge and available with no data volume restrictions. An account is not required. Users only need to select "@BayernWLAN" from the list of WiFi networks in their device and then click on "connect".

Unencrypted wireless network

Please note that BayernWLAN is an unencrypted wireless network that, like a hotel WiFi network, offers no security for your data. Whenever possible, TUM members should utilize the password-protected, encrypted eduroam WiFi network.

More information:
BayernWLAN from LRZ

Technical University of Munich

Corporate Communications Center

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