FHPS Wireless

Links for How-to videos to connect to FH-BYOD are at the bottom of the page!

FHPS Staff & Students

FH-BYOD is available for all Forest Hills Staff and Students to join their personal devices to the district’s wireless network.

Do not connect district-owned computers to this network!

How do I know if I need to onboard my device?

ALL staff and students will need to complete this process in order to use a personal laptop, tablet, or phone on the FHPS wireless network.

What operating system versions are supported for onboarding?

Windows - 7, 8, 8.1 10 and later
macOS - 10.11,10.12, 10.13, 10.14, 10.15 and later
iOS - 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and later
Android - 6.0, 7.0, 7.1, 8.0, 8.1, 9.0, 10.0 and later
Chrome OS - any

How do I onboard my device?

Connect to FH-BYOD, open your browser, and navigate to any website.
- iOS devices MUST use Safari!
- Android 11 devices must follow these instructions instead!
- Android 12/13 devices must follow these instructions instead!
You will be prompted to complete an onboarding wizard to verify your Forest Hills network credentials.
- If your device has been connected in the past and you need to re-onboard again, iOS and Chrome devices can save time by removing the existing profile first. See videos below!
Follow the onscreen instructions to finish the process and apply the wireless settings to your device.
Once complete, you will then be appropriately connected to FH-Wifi.
- iOS devices must now choose the FH-Wifi network
Important! Tell your device to "forget" the FH-BYOD network in your wireless settings.
Anytime you need to reconnect in the future, you will simply select the FH-Wifi network.

Onboard Your Device

Note:

During the onboarding process, certificates are placed on the device which are only used to identify you while you are on FHPS wireless networks. No monitoring occurs outside of the district networks.

Parents & Visitors

FH-GUEST is available for Parents, Visitors and other Guests needing temporary wireless internet access while onsite in the district.

FHPS students and staff should not use this wireless network!