Let students and teachers sign in with the accounts they already have
Connect your school's Google Workspace, Entra ID or Active Directory accounts to your Wi-Fi.
Give students, teachers and visitors the access each needs, and end it when it should.
How we help schools
Wi-Fi that follows your school's accounts and groups, and keeps visitors apart.
Sign In With School Accounts
Let students and teachers sign in to Wi-Fi with their Google Workspace or Microsoft Entra ID accounts.
Different Access for Each Group
Place groups on different VLANs and give each its own policies, such as different speeds for students and staff.
Access Ends When It Should
Set an expiry date on any account, and revoke one person's access without changing a password for everyone else.
Fair-Use Limits
Set rate limits and time and volume quotas per user or group, where your hardware supports it.
Devices Without 802.1X
Smart TVs, printers and other devices that can't use 802.1X get their own unique Wi-Fi password with xPSK.
Visitor Wi-Fi Kept Separate
Welcome visitors through a branded captive portal, separate from your students and staff.
Know Who Connected
Keep detailed authentication and session logs, so you always know who connected, when and from where.
Professional Services
Our network experts can help with design, predictive surveys, installation, testing and more, for new sites or upgrades to your existing network.
Solutions for Schools
The Splash Networks solutions and services that fit your venue best.
Identity & Access Management
Network access driven by Active Directory, Entra ID or Google Workspace.
Captive Portal
Branded guest Wi-Fi login, from one-click access to email or SMS verification, vouchers and payment.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do students and teachers connect to the Wi-Fi?
They sign in with the accounts they already have, such as Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra ID or Active Directory, so there's no separate Wi-Fi account to maintain.
Can different groups get different access?
Yes. Users can be placed on different VLANs and given different policies, such as rate limits, based on their directory groups.
What happens when a student or teacher leaves?
You revoke that user's access, or let it end automatically on an expiry date. With CoA, an active session can be disconnected immediately, and nobody else is affected.
How do devices that can't use 802.1X connect?
Devices such as smart TVs, printers and IoT devices can use xPSK instead, with a unique password for each device. Many networks combine 802.1X for staff with xPSK for devices and a captive portal for guests.
How do visitors connect?
Through your captive portal, with the sign-in you choose, such as one click or email or SMS verification, separate from student and staff access.
Will it work with our existing Wi-Fi equipment?
Splash Networks works with access points and routers from many vendors. See our Supported Hardware page, or ask us about your equipment.
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