How to Connect to EagleNet (Wi-Fi)

Viewing Your EagleNet Access Key in TechExpress

  1. Go to https://express.tntech.edu. Log in with your Tennessee Tech username and password.
     

    Don't know your Tennessee Tech username and password? Refer to the page on the right side of the page.

     

  2. In your Profile Card area (on the left), there's a section labeled "EagleNet Wi-Fi Key". To see your EagleNet key, click Show Existing Key.
    Screenshot of EagleNet WiFi Key section in TechExpress

    Your access key is valid for the life of your account.

    However, should you need to reset it for some reason (or one doesn't show up), simply click the Reset Key button. If you need help in resetting EagleNet on your device (also called "forgetting a network"), check out the article on the right side of the page.

 

How to Connect to EagleNet

  1. On your device, connect to the Wi-Fi network called "EagleNet".

  2. You will be prompted to enter a security key. This is where you enter the key you obtained from TechExpress (in the steps outlined above). Enter your key.

  3. Choose Connect.

 

Still having issues?

If you have additional issues, please contact the IT Help Desk via email at helpdesk@tntech.edu or via phone at 931-372-3975. The IT Help Desk hours of operation are posted on the Self-Service Homepage.

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