SFCC’s Wireless Networks

SFCC WiFi Networks

SFCCguest (Visitor Access)
  • Intended for campus visitors who do not have an SFCC account.
  • Does not require a username or password to join the Wi‑Fi network.
  • Uses web‑based sign‑in with a personal email address to gain access.
  • You must re‑authenticate each time you reconnect.

There are two secure Wi‑Fi networks for students’ and employees’ personal devices at SFCC. While both offer protected access, they authenticate devices in different ways. Students and employees are encouraged to use Roadrunners or SFCCsecure for more consistent access to college and personal resources.

Roadrunners (Certificate‑Based)
  • Uses a secure device certificate instead of a username and password.
  • Once set up, your devices will continue to connect automatically.
  • Password changes do not affect connectivity, so you won’t need to update your devices when your password changes.
  • Ideal for personal devices that you want to stay connected without ongoing updates.
SFCCsecure (Username & Password)
  • Connect using your SFCC network username and password.
  • After your first connection, your device will reconnect automatically.
  • When you change your password, you must update it on all of your devices.
  • If outdated passwords are not updated, devices may repeatedly try (and fail) to connect, which can temporarily lock or disable your account for security reasons.

At a glance, SFCCsecure offers a simple setup but requires updating all devices whenever your password changes to avoid connection issues. Roadrunners offers a one‑time setup per device and provides smoother, uninterrupted connectivity over time.

Roadrunners Wi-Fi Access: Android Set-Up Guide

Connecting your Android device to SFCC’s Roadrunners Wi‑Fi is quick and easy. Follow the steps below to get connected. This setup only needs to be completed once.

✅ Before You Begin

Make sure you have:

  • Your SFCC credentials (username and password)
  • An Android phone or tablet 
  • Temporary internet access (cellular data works for logging on and multi-factor authentication); home wi-fi will work as well
Step‑by‑Step Instructions

Step 1: Sign In to SFCC

    1. Open the Chrome browser on your Android device (Chrome is recommended for this process)
    2. Go to: https://sfccmo.okta.com
    3. Sign in using your SFCC credentials and authenticate using your phone

Step 2: Open the Roadrunners Wi‑Fi Tile

    1. After signing in, your Okta Dashboard will appear
    2. Tap the Roadrunners Wi‑Fi tile to continue

Step 3: Join the Network

    1. Tap the red “Join Roadrunners Now” button when prompted

Behind‑the‑Scenes Setup (No Action Needed)

You may see a temporary download notification
This is normal and helps apply the correct Wi‑Fi settings automatically

Step 4: Install SecureW2 JoinNow

    1. Tap Download when prompted
    2. You’ll be redirected to the Google Play Store
    3. Install the SecureW2 JoinNow app

🔐 Good to know:
This app is only used for the initial setup. You won’t need it again afterward

Step 5: Complete the Setup

    1. Open SecureW2 JoinNow once it finishes installing.
    2. You may be asked to verify your SFCC login (such as approving a push notification or entering a code)
    3. Follow the on‑screen prompts:
      • Tap Continue if the screen doesn’t close automatically
      • Tap Next
      • Tap Allow if permissions are requested

Step 6: Open to Finish Configuration

    1. Tap Open to complete the setup
    2. You can now close the app

Step 7: You’re Connected!

    1. Go to your device’s Wi‑Fi Settings (or tap Go to Wi‑Fi Settings as shown)
    2. Find Roadrunners on the list
    3. Confirm that it shows Connected

You are now connected to SFCC’s Roadrunners Wi‑Fi!

Need Help?

If you’re having trouble connecting or something doesn’t work as expected, please contact the SFCC Help Desk (866- 295-3070) or stop by for assistance at Hopkins 719. We’re happy to help you get connected.

SFCCsecure Wi-Fi Access: Android

Disconnecting SFCCguest

If you have connected before to SFCCguest, we recommend you tell your device to “forget” this network.

Step 1: Turn on Wi-Fi

Step 2: Pull up the list of Wi-Fi networks.

Step 3: Touching and holding the SFCCguest SSID and selecting “Forget network”.

Connect to SFCCSecure

Step 1: Select SFCCsecure from the list of Wi-Fi networks.

Step 2: You may have a variety of options to set when connecting for the first time, verify the following is set.

  • EAP Method: PEAP
  • Identity: Your SFCC Username
  • Password: Your SFCC password
  • CA Certificate: “N/A” or “Do not validate”
  • IP settings: DHCP
  • All other settings can be ignored.

And now Connect!

After you have entered this information, your phone/tablet should move quickly through authentication and obtaining an IP address before finally indicating that you are “Connected”.

Reconnecting

You will not have to reenter your network username or password until your password changes.

Connecting an Apple Device

Forget SFCC_WIFI

If you have connected before to SFCCguest, we recommend you tell your device to “forget” that network.

Step1: Tap on “Settings”.

Step 2: Select “Wi-Fi”, and click the little blue arrow next to “SFCCguest”.

Step 3: Select “Forget network”, then return to the list of Wi-Fi networks.

Connect to SFCCsecure

Step 1: Tap on “Settings”

Step 2: Select “SFCCsecure” from the list.

Step 3: Enter your Username and password.

Step 4: Choose “Accept” if you receive an error that the certificate is not verified.  This is expected.

Connected!

After you have entered your credentials and accepted the certificate, your phone/tablet should move quickly through authentication and obtaining an IP address before finally indicating that you are “Connected” to Wi-Fi.

Reconnecting

You will not have to reenter your Username or password until your password changes.

Further Help from Apple

https://www.apple.com/support/iphone/wifi/

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