For Epic Cheers go-live support, please contact NYP IS at
nypres.service-now.com/nyp-portal
or 212-746-4357
Faculty, staff, and students who wish to connect their untagged devices (e.g., personal laptops, Internet of Things devices, gaming consoles, etc.) to the internet can use the Apollo network. Apollo offers non-secure connection to the internet, with no access to WCM systems or applications, apart from Papercut printing services. You can register untagged devices for Apollo access by visiting apollo.weill.cornell.edu from a computer connected to the WCMC network or to Cisco Secure client VPN. Review our instructions on how to self-register your IoT dorm devices for the Apollo network.
You can access the Apollo wireless network in any Weill Cornell Medicine location, with the exception of NYP hospital space.
| WCMC | Apollo | eduroam | WCMCGuest | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Internet access |  | | | |
| WCM internal resource & apps access | | |||
| Requires active CWID to use | | | | |
| Requires device registration | | | ||
| Requires tagged device | | |||
| Allows access to vpn.weill.cornell.edu | | |
Available at no cost
Devices expire one year after the initial registration date and must be renewed. To renew your device, please log into apollo.weill.cornell.edu and register the device again to start a new annual cycle.
How do I access the Apollo wireless network?
Where can I access the Apollo wireless network?
You can access the Apollo wireless network at the following locations:
What internet resources can I access on the Apollo wireless network?
The resources available to you on Apollo are similar to what you’d get on a guest network at a coffee shop. Most internet sites will be accessible, as well as print.weill.cornell.edu, but WCM resources, like fileshare, will not. For those, you’ll need a device that can access the WCM network.
