[spoiler]Hello, DeeJ. As someone on university internet, I think I can help address this issue for some, as well as a workaround. Many universities have set up their internet to prevent things like video game consoles from being able to access them. The reason for this being is that consoles take up a lot of internet when there are hundreds on the same signals. It throttles the internet and costs the universities a lot of money. However, since you've already paid a few thousand dollars one way or the other, I'll tell you how to get around it. The firewall is what's keeping you out, so you need a device to deal with it. Your best bet is a computer that is connected to the wifi that is provided for you. Note: Macs seem to have difficulty with doing this. Now, follow these steps: 1. Go to "Network and Sharing Center" on your computer and then to "Adapter Settings"; 2. Find your wifi and right click on it. Go to properties and make sure sharing is allowed; 3. Use and ethernet cord. Plug one end into your computer and the other into your console; 4. Start up your console. You may need to test the connection to get it to work; 5. From there you should be set. Depending on the computer, you may be able to put it to sleep, but it needs to be on. Note: Do not create a network bridge. Doing so would still make your console have to deal with the firewall. Also, this may not work depending on your internet. Source for the above: I'm on the Xbox One. I haven't been able to try it with Destiny yet since it's still in the mail, but all this should work. [/spoiler] Edit: So, apparently this doesn't work for Destiny. I'm sorry to hear that since that means that I probably won't be able to play either.