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Select the network and click "Connect"

Click the Wi-Fi icon in the system tray at the bottom-right corner of the taskbar. In the Wi-Fi panel, click "GCF Board Meeting", then click "Connect".

Seeing "Open" or "Other people might be able to see info you send"? That's expected – the meeting network has no password so guests can join easily.

Windows Wi-Fi panel with GCF Board Meeting selected and the Connect button highlighted
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Accept the terms on the welcome page

Your browser will open the GCF Board Meeting welcome page automatically. Read the terms of use, then click "I accept & Connect" – you are now connected and ready to browse!

GCF Board Meeting welcome page showing the terms of use and the I accept & Connect button
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Open the Wi-Fi menu and select the network

Click the Wi-Fi icon in the menu bar at the top-right of your screen. Under "Other Networks", click "GCF Board Meeting".

Check the name: pick "GCF Board Meeting" – not "GCF Visitor" or "GCF BYOD".

macOS Wi-Fi dropdown menu showing GCF Board Meeting under Other Networks
2
Accept the terms on the welcome page

A "Join Network" window will appear automatically. Read the terms of use, then click "I accept & Connect" to proceed.

macOS Join Network window showing the GCF Board Meeting terms of use and the I accept & Connect button
3
Connection successful

The window will display "Success" – confirming you are now connected. Click "Done" to close the window. You are ready to browse!

macOS welcome window showing Success message
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Open Wi-Fi settings and select the network

Go to Settings › Wi-Fi. Under the list of available networks, tap "GCF Board Meeting".

Check the name: pick "GCF Board Meeting" – not "GCF Visitor" or "GCF BYOD".

iPhone Wi-Fi settings showing GCF Board Meeting in the network list
2
Accept the terms on the welcome page

A Captive Wi-Fi window will pop up automatically. Read the terms of use, then tap "I accept & Connect" to proceed.

iPhone Captive Wi-Fi window showing the GCF Board Meeting terms of use and the I accept & Connect button
3
Confirm the success message

The page will show "Success". Tap the blue checkmark (✓) button at the top-right corner to dismiss the window.

iPhone Captive Wi-Fi showing Success message with blue checkmark
4
You are now connected

You will return to Wi-Fi settings. "GCF Board Meeting" will appear at the top with a blue checkmark – confirming you are connected and ready to browse!

Seeing "Unsecured Network"? That's expected – the meeting network has no password so guests can join easily.

iPhone Wi-Fi settings showing GCF Board Meeting connected with checkmark
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Open Wi-Fi settings and select the network

Open Settings › Connections › Wi-Fi. Under "Available networks", tap "GCF Board Meeting".

Check the name: pick "GCF Board Meeting" – not "GCF Visitor" or "GCF BYOD".

Android Wi-Fi settings showing GCF Board Meeting in available networks
2
Tap to sign in to the network

The network moves to "Current network" and shows "Sign in to the network." Tap the network entry to open the sign-in page.

Android showing GCF Board Meeting requires sign-in
3
Accept the terms on the welcome page

Your browser opens the GCF Board Meeting welcome page. Read the terms of use, then tap "I accept & Connect" to complete the connection.

Android browser showing the GCF Board Meeting terms of use and the I accept & Connect button
4
You are now connected

You will return to Wi-Fi settings where "GCF Board Meeting" shows "Connected / Not secured". You are now online and ready to browse!

Seeing "Not secured"? That's expected – the meeting network has no password so guests can join easily.

Android showing GCF Board Meeting Connected status

Welcome page didn't open?

  1. Open your web browser and go to neverssl.com – you'll be taken to the welcome page.
  2. Pause any VPN until you've accepted the terms, then try again.
  3. Make sure you joined GCF Board Meeting, not GCF Visitor or GCF BYOD.
  4. Still stuck? "Forget" GCF Board Meeting in your Wi-Fi settings and join it again.

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