Yes. Anyone with a laptop/PDA can connect to the Internet using the library's wireless connection if it is equipped with a wireless card. You can also connect to the Internet using a wired campus network port. There are about 10 wired ports throughout the library.<

Yes, if your room has an Internet connection. Ask your local tech support person about connecting to the Net.

There are active network jacks throughout the library where you can connect your laptop. Active jacks are marked with a red dot or red triangle. You must have your own CAT5 network cable and network card for your laptop.

some locations in Lund University you can find a special service called Netlogon. This can be in the shape of regular connections in the wall where you plug in a cable. It can also be wireless connections. The wireless connections you have the best possiblity to use is in Q, N and R at KC, the University library (UB1), Kårhuset, A-huset and the Design-house (IKDC), including the cafeteria. Check this site for instructions to connect.

MoMA Library Manhattan: Wireless, yes. Ethernet cable, no. Two Internet-accessible laptops are available in the reading room. Three loaner laptops are also available for individual use. MoMA Library QNS: Ethernet cable yes, wireless, no. Two internet-accessible laptops are available in the reading room.

You can run PPP over a regular ssh connection. See http://www.inka.de/~bigred/sw/ssh-ppp-new.txt for a working solution. It's a good idea to enable compression for this. However, this may cause problems for forwarding TCP connections, because both the TCP connection over which ssh runs and a TCP connection forwarded over the PPP/ssh tunnel may retransmit at the same time. In this case, it is better to use encrypted IP tunneling via UDP. A possible implementation of this is http://www.inka.

Yes, the internet direct line and telephone line are available in all guest rooms. Broad band access in guest rooms are available.

Yes, there is a wireless hotspot in our lab, and you may connect your laptop to the internet. Click here for information about Wireless @ USC and instructions to connect your laptop. You will not be able to print in the lab once connected to the wireless network.

All of our guestrooms feature a separate dataport for easy modem/internet hookup as well as LodgeNet™, a fee-based high-speed Internet in-room console for movies, music, Internet games and more.

If you have a wireless card, you can connect in most rooms with Windows to the wireless network. You will have to log on the Walk-up Internet Port Authenticator using your Gatorlink account username and password. If you do not have a wireless network card or wish to use ethernet, you need to do: 1). Ask the departmental contact person to submit your laptop's MAC address (not the wireless card's) to CLASnet for addition to the CLAS DHCP table via online form. 2). Install Netware Clients; 3).

The library provides a wireless network (supports the 802.11a, 802.11b, and 802.11g standards). You may connect to the Internet in two ways: you must first install the necessary drivers; borrow the installation CD at the Reserve Desk and follow the directions. Once the software is installed, you may borrow a wireless card anytime you are in the library. the library’s wireless network is restricted to registered Suffolk University students, faculty and staff.

Yes, the Library is WiFi equipped throughout the building (but there may be some spots less “hot” than others). You should be aware, however, that your laptop is vulnerable unless you have adequate and up-to-date antivirus software on it. The Library cannot assume responsibility for any damage to your equipment.

You are allowed to use your laptop in the library, however no ports are provided for internet connection. The university is currently installing the infrastructure to facilitate wireless connectivity. You will be advised when this becomes available.

You can bring your laptop computer, you will have to contact one of local ISP's who will provide you with temporary Internet access for your limited stay. If you are staying in a hotel, make sure your modem will bypass their PBX phone system. If they have a data port on their phones you should have no problem, set your modem to dial whatever number you normally dial for an outside line, then your ISP's access number. There are quite a few Cyber Cafes in PV.

Students are "unplugged" during their Crow Canyon experience; computers are not available for student use. The four computers in the lobby of the Gates Archaeology Laboratory are for adult use only. We ask that users limit their time on the computer to 15 minutes. The Cortez Public Library also has computers with Internet access.

AOL utilizes its own proprietary browser based on Internet Explorer and Netscape browser technology. In some versions, the two applications are not compatible with each other. To correct the problem, try the following steps:

If you have a network (either wired or wireless) you can connect to another Mac using built-in file sharing. To do this, open the "System Preferences" on the computer you want to share files with and enable "File Sharing" in the "Sharing" preference pane (you only need to do this on ONE of your computers). Then, on the other computer, you can use Finder's "Network" browser to locate the shared computer. Double click it to login.

Students can bring their own laptop/ /notebook PC with them and plug it into a connection in the school to gain access to the Internet. However, this connection is outside the school’s computer network, so the student needs to make sure that both a suitable firewall and up-to-date anti-virus software is installed on the computer. The school cannot accept any responsibility for any damage caused to a personal computer whilst using this connection.

You need to load a web browser and type in the address: http://wireless3.cns.ohiou.edu You will then need to login with your OakID and password.

Yes. Backup 24/7’s Off-line backup feature is designed for notebook users who are off-line most of the time and cannot rely on backup schedule to backup regularly. The backup interval allows a notebook user to specify the interval between backups. When this interval elapses, the backup will run automatically when the machine is next online.

Yes, you can. Students will need to use their Oasis username and password to connect to the Curtin network and staff should use their Novell login. If your laptop has a compatible on-board wireless card, you can configure it to access the network. More information can be gained from the Wireless Network webpage. Room 6105 on Level 6 has been set up for students who want to use the Curtin electronic network on their laptops and take advantage of the available power points.

Yes, if you are currently enrolled at SAC and your laptop meets the requirements described at the following URL: http://www.sac.edu/wireless/. In addition, the Library provides wireless-enabled laptops which current students can use in the library. See Library Guide for Wireless Laptops or ask for a handout at the Periodicals Desk.

To connect to the Internet from your phone, you need a data plan and the necessary settings from your mobile operator.

I am connected to MegaQuebec Internet and I get the following error message: The DNS server cannot find the address.

You can use your laptop computer in designated areas in the reading rooms. Ask at Reader Registration for a computer use form when you apply for a reader's ticket. Please keep your copy of the computer use form with you at all times. You may be asked to show it when you enter the reading rooms.

Yes you can. If you have a modem connected to your laptop, the Briefcase Assistant can update your laptop with the most current information from your home or office. All you need is a standard phone connection and Internet access. Remember though, the Briefcase Assistant can't run scheduled updates unless your laptop is turned on and an Internet connection is available to the modem.