Like the street address for your home, a network address identifies your computer on the internet
Overview
All devices connecting to the Internet must have unique network addresses; it's the way the network knows your computer from someone else's, or your website from another. Internet Protocol (IP) is the communication method by which data is sent from one address to another. The University manages network addresses with Domain Name Service (DNS), and DHCP Configuration.
Getting Started
To manage the network addresses for your department, you need:
If you do not have Service Gateway access or a MID role and need to request a domain name change, please email [email protected] with the details of your request.
