Logging in with your CedarNet Username and password allows the University to provide web browsing accountability to faculty, staff, students, and guests

You will need to log in the first time that you use your computer each day to access any website other than the university homepage.

If two hours or more have passed since you last browsed outside of Cedarville's homepage, the "Cedarville University Internet Access Login" screen will appear, and you will need to log in again.

Computer Services adjusts system settings on a routine basis. Whenever an adjustment is made, the web filtering system will prompt you to log in again.

Yes. When you click [Authenticate], your username and password are encrypted before they are sent over the network.

Yes. The login information is encrypted at the webpage level no matter which on-campus wired or wireless network you are using.

If you are using Internet Explorer as your browser, click "Continue to this website" if you get a login certificate error.

If you are using Mozilla Firefox 2, choose "Accept this certificate permanently" > Click [OK] if you receive a certificate error.

With Mozilla Firefox 3, click "Or you can add an exception...," > Click [Add Exception] > Click [Get Certificate] > Click [Confirm Security Exception] > Click[Resend].

There are two options available:

1. You can submit a request from CedarInfo to have Internet access from your room blocked . This option blocks the network port in your room so that no one can access the Internet from your dorm room. You may still access the Internet in classrooms, labs, etc. If you'd like to restore internet access to your dorm room, use the same link.
2. You can submit a request from CedarInfo to have Internet access from your CedarNet account blocked . This option blocks all access to the Internet from your account from any location, including dorms, classrooms, labs, and even wireless. Wait four hours before requesting to restore internet access from the same link. 

Please submit an online computer service request if you cannot access a website and believe it should not be blocked.

Please refer to the Internet Accountability Resources computer help page, or contact a Student Life staff member (including Counseling Services) if you would like additional support with your Internet choices.