SU Private Network (Wireless 5G) Pilot in Partnership with JMA Wireless

SU Private Network (Wireless 5G) Pilot in Partnership with JMA Wireless

For the Fall 2022 semester, Syracuse University, in partnership with JMA Wireless, piloted a new Private Cellular Network (CBRS) in 3 residence halls and a few Academic buildings which provides 5G Cellular connectivity within those areas.  The initial pilot included approximately 1600 First Year students and the Residence Advisors in the 3 locations. The SU Private Network has since grown, and will be extended further across campus in the near future.  

Note: this network is not replacing AOX or other campus Wi-Fi networks, but will work in conjunction with them.  

Current Locations, as of 7/18/23

BOOTH HALL

BOWNE HALL

CARNEGIE LIBRARY

DAY HALL

DELLPLAIN HALL

ERNIE DAVIS HALL

FLANAGAN GYM

FLINT HALL

GRAHAM

JMA Dome - Private Network

KIMMEL HALL & DINING CENTER

LYONS

MARION HALL

SCHINE STUDENT CENTER

SHAFFER ART BUILDING

SHAW LIVING LEARNING CENTER

SIMS HALL

THE BARNES CENTER AT THE ARCH

WOMEN'S CENTER

The outdoor network on campus is fully active, this includes rooftop sites strategically placed around campus to cover almost everywhere on Main Campus.


Getting Help

The ITS Help Desk/Service Center will continue to work with JMA and assist students with onboarding and support them using the JMA network. 
If you require additional assistance, please contact the ITS Help Desk by voice at 315.443.2677, by email at help@syr.edu, or by visiting the ITS Service Center (Location and hours of operation). 

 

 

 

JMA WIreless

Headquartered in Syracuse, NY, JMA Wireless (JMA) is an American company accelerating revolutionary changes in mobile connectivity with cutting-edge products that enable faster, more reliable, and more secure networks for consumers and businesses. JMA delivers software-driven, carrier-grade solutions designed specifically for in-building and outdoor use, offering superior performance, coverage, and stability for the most advanced and highly dense networks worldwide.