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Network Self-Registration (SNSR)

Secure self-registration of computers on the Stanford Network

The Stanford Network Self-Registration (SNSR) service integrates a web-based self-registration application with the Stanford Device Registration (SDR) tool, a client-based solution, to simplify the registration and compliance process for devices on the Stanford Network.

Features

Through the use of NetDB template options, the system accommodates some custom configuration — on a network segment basis — by local network administrators (LNAs) for their wired networks.

Self-registration is also available for computers accessing Stanford's centrally-supported wireless networks.

  • An easy process for registering computers on the Stanford Network
  • Improved desktop security
  • Improved accuracy of network records

Designed for

Faculty, students, and staff; academic and administrative departments that administer their own wireless networks

Requirements

A SUNet ID is required for self-registration.

Rates

Free of charge

Get started

Stanford Network Self-Registration is offered as a per-network opt-in service.

To have this service added to a wired network, an LNA should request assistance from a Department Network Engineer via Help ticket.

For IT professionals

Get help

  • All network systems are monitored 24/7 for performance and component failures. Networking personnel are alerted to failures and will respond to alerts.
  • Normal business hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. No after hours support is available for the SNSR service, other than support required to ensure the functionality of the SNSR servers and the associated University IT network devices.
  • Scheduled maintenance windows are: Thursday, 4–6 a.m., Saturday, 5–8 a.m., and Sunday, 5–8 a.m.
  • Submit a Help Request

See also

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