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Apogee is Stony Brook University's cable television provider.

In Fall 2016, Stony Brook University switched to Apogee TV as their cable television provider.  The result of this was an increase in channels, at no additional cost for students.  This is also the first step towards a Stony Brook Streaming Service for students to access all channels on mobile devices.  Student can download our SBU TV Guide for Apogee graphic and save to their devices, or visit the DoIT Cable TV Service Page for channel listings.  

HBO Go and Max Go

All residential students have access to HBO Go and Max Go.  Residential students are able to create their own personal accounts to enjoy all HBO shows, including HBO original programming, hit movies, sports, documentaries, comedy specials, and more.  

To get started with HBO GO, students need to:

  • Visit   HBOGO.com  or download the HBO GO app
  • Click " Sign In"
  • Scroll down to select Stony Brook University as the TV Provider
  • Follow the on-screen prompts to continue authentication by logging in with your   NetID
  • Create an HBO GO user ID
  • Start watching!

Residential students can access HBO GO using a computer (Windows or Mac) and select tablets, mobile devices, streaming players, TV systems, and game consoles.  The service  is available on computers and mobile devices anytime, anywhere - on or off campus. Game consoles and connected TV devices can only be used on your school's campus network.   

Here is a current list of devices that you can use to access HBO GO, according to HBO:

  • Samsung Smart TV
  • Android smartphones and tablets
  • Laptop computers
  • Roku
  • Kindle Fire
  • XBOX 360
  • PlayStation 3
  • Google Chromecast (not supported on the Stony Brook network at this time)
  • iPad
  • iPhone
  • Apple TV

To connect your gaming and certain other devices to the internet, you may need to use the new WolfieNet-IoT network.

For security reasons, the  WolfieNet-Open network is being decommissioned.   WolfieNet-Secure has and will remain to be the preferred network to use to get online.  All modern phones, laptops, tablets, and computers are compatible with this network.  For other devices like wireless gaming consoles, there is the  WolfieNet- IoT network.  This new network will allow devices to get online if they are incompatible with the preferred  WolfieNet-Secure network.

Simply visit the  https://reg.noc.stonybrook.edu/guest link to register your device for up to 1 year on the  WolfieNet- IoT network.

Contact Us

Campus Information Systems
campres_information_systems@stonybrook.edu
(631) 632-4357

Television problems can be reported by contacting  Client Support.

The following information should be provided:

  • Your contact name and number
  • Description of the problem you are experiencing with the television
  • Building name, floor, and room number

Students should report data jack problems to their Quad office.

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