Yes. Current undergraduate students may dial directly into the network. You will need a computer WITH A MODEM at home. If you will be living within the local calling area, you will be making a local call to access the network. However, if you will be living outside of the local calling area, you may want to consider an alternative method of connecting to the Internet.

Yes. To set up multiple computers to connect through your broadband provider from off-campus requires a router. However, some routers are incompatible with our VPN software. The current version of Cisco's VPN software available from this web site supports Apple's Airport Basestation and Basestation Extreme. Please contact your computer support liaison at Haverford for additional information and suggestions.

IUJ offers 3 single student dormitories and 1 married student apartment on campus, just steps away from the cafeteria and gymnasium, and classrooms. Each single dorm has a bed, desk, private bath and telephone. Most have a nice view of our mountains. Each dorm has lounges, kitchen facilities, storage rooms, laundry facilities, and one has a Japanese style public bath. All facilities are open to all residents. The married student apartment are small 2-room facilities housing just 18 couples.

Password (first time users) = Last four digits of SSN, last 6 digits of student/employee ID. After initial log on, will be prompted to change password Library card holders unable to access the network may check out a Guest Pass at the Main Floor Circulation Desk

Connectivity to the Sac State wireless network is only available if you are within a campus Wireless Zone. A Wireless Zone is defined as an area covered by one or more Wireless Access Points. Signal strength and connections speeds are dependent upon your proximity to the nearest Wireless Access Point and the materials used in the construction of the building you are in or near. See the wireless locations page for a complete list of campus Wireless Zones.

Network access is available in a number of pre-wired classrooms, the library, all residence hall rooms, student lounges, and study areas. A number of printers for student use have been conveniently located throughout campus, including the residence halls, Kryzsko Commons, computer labs, and the WSU Library. Local dial-in access to the WSU network is available from Winona and Rochester. To keep costs reasonable, some limitations on printing services may apply.

With a laptop, Dell Truemobile 1450, Cisco Aironet 350 or Apple Airport Wireless card, and a UTAD account, you can access The University of Toledo's wireless network. Please check out our Wireless Information page at http://www.eitoperations.utoledo.edu/HelpDesk/wireless.asp.

We can give no specific answer to this question as everyone has their own personal views and expectations on how they wish to live their life. However we know from experience that residents have regularly commented that they are never lonely and their relatives know they are safe and well cared for which helps them relax in their new home and they are able to enjoy life to their full potential. Each home has its own brochure and statement of purpose.

The university provides each resident student a connection to the campus network. Therefore, a minimum computer configuration is recommended. We cannot guarantee that all computers will be successfully connected to the campus network. A 10/100 Ethernet card is required. This card may be purchased from and installed by the university. Every resident student will pay a one-time Internet connection fee of $50.00.

Saint Anselm College is located on a beautiful, 400-acre hilltop campus in Manchester, NH, a city of about 100,000 people. The campus is one hour from Boston, one hour from the New Hampshire and Maine seacoasts, and one hour from the White Mountain National Forest. Saint Anselm offers many resources, including a cafeteria, computer labs, library, the Dana Humanities Center, and the New Hampshire Institute of Politics.

You can access this drive through MYFAU from your home or office. When you log onto MYFAU, go to the user home directory logon and follow the instructions provided. This drive is provided as a means for you to store documents and post web pages. It eliminates the necessity of using floppy diskettes or compact disks to move data from one location to another. The web page allows you to post information that can be viewed by the public, thus providing a means to share information and\or data.

You can access all West campus network files from home by authenticating via the SecuRemote service. ASU PPP dial-up users can access file, FTP and e-mail services directly.

All student dorm rooms have network jacks with free Internet and network access. In addition there are two computer labs containing 60 Compaq PCs, one located in Colgate Hall and one located in the Susan Colgate-Cleveland Library/Learning Center. Both computer labs are equipped with an HP8150N high-speed laser printer, a scanner, and are staffed by student monitors. Also, there are 17 computers located in the library for Internet access and research.

You can access your network files from any network-connected PC on campus. Simply log in to the computer with your own User ID and password. You should then have access to the T: drive when you open 'My Computer'. If you need to access your network files from a lab machine that is already logged in, or from a Mac, follow the directions below under 'How do I access my network files from my home computer?'

Answer: At this time, the Computing Services staff is working on a VPN (Virtual Private Network) solution for off-campus connections, but it is currently not available. A general announcement will be made to the campus community when this feature is available. Most common network access needs, such as access to materials in class folders and electronic submission of assignments, can be done from off-campus via the Angel Learning System.

The living conditions vary by placement. You will always have a private bedroom and an internal power supply. In the very rural locations the power is fickle and often weather dependent, so bring a torch. In the urban areas or care centers your standard of living will include bathroom facilities with access to toilets and showers but rural host stays have squat toilets and pump washing facilities. Clothes washing will be by hand.

quot;What's it like living in the UK?" has got to be the most preposterous question in this FAQ! I can't possibly cover all the aspects of life that will pertain to you, and even if I tried, I'd only be giving a personal perspective. Nonetheless, I've thrown together a few thoughts that may interest you.

Students that need service who schedule an RNC to come onsite will be notified if there is any onsite fee. Services such as harware installation, software installation, virus removal and harware configuration (not concerning ResNet) are subject to an onsite fee. The most cost effective way to deliver service is to bring the computer to the TSC or have TSC personnel transport the computer to the TSC.

Housing is guaranteed for every student, provided housing contracts are delivered to the housing office when due. Only seniors, veterans, students living with their parents, and students 23 and older are automatically permitted to live off-campus. Transfers are usually housed with students of similar academic standing (i.e., sophomores with sophomores). Fall transfers (typically 40 to 50 students) participate in orientation and often have a gathering at that point.

In the E-mail Address field, enter userid @ship.edu (substitute your own username for userid. Then enter your password. If you are accessing Outlook WebAccess from a private computer, change the Security option to Private. This will increase the length of the Outlook screen timeouts.

Remote or off-campus access is limited to those who are affiliated with the University. CNU students, staff and faculty may access the Library's resources off campus but first, users must have a barcode on the back of their CNU I.D. A barcode is available from the Library's circulation desk. (Phone number: 757-594-7133) Using this barcode number as the password and their last name as the login, any of databases listed on the Library's home page or Databases A to Z page are available for use.

No. You may access the Library Home Page at http://library.csu.edu/ from any computer that has access to the Internet.

Due to increased defenses against hackers, ITS has installed software to allow a Virtual Private Network (VPN) connection to the Baylor network for users not connecting via Baylor's long-distance dial-in access. The VPN software must be used in order to access some network services from off-campus if using services such as ClearSource or RoadRunner. The VPN is not necessary if using the Baylor long-distance dial-in.

One major benefit to storing your files on your T: drive space is that those files are available to you off-campus. In fact, almost any Internet-connected computer in the world will allow you to access your network files. Also, network file access via the Internet is secure. You will be required to type in your User ID and password to access your files. Open Internet Explorer and delete everything that currently appears in the address bar. Type in ftp://files.ship.edu and press Enter.

Home networks can be setup in a number of different ways and usually use NAT to share a single IP address with the rest of the network. Since there are so many different ways to run a home network we can't provide support to users on this issue. There are a few ways you can connect to the VPN but they may not all be possible depending on your ISP and the type of NAT router you use. These same options also work with wireless networks.

Yes. You can access your files from any Internet browser capable computer. Students can store (upload) and retrieve (download) class project files. This feature is not designed to operate as a network attached drive. Therefore, direct access to files via a browser is not possible. Go to the following website and then login by using your college network user name and password. http://myfiles.morainepark.edu In order to work on a file, you need to download it to the local machine.

ZoneAlarm Secure Wireless Router Z100G offers 2 secure methods for connecting to your home network. For secure file access you can use enterprise-class remote access VPN, encrypted with advanced IPSec encryption letting you be a part of your home network even if you are miles away.

Member university students may access Roper Center resources while off campus by logging into the proxy server or Virtual Private Network (VPN) typically available through your university library.