No, wireless capabilities are only available in Alfond Hall, Mercy Hall, the Alfond Center and the Heffernan Foyer/ Library.

Yes, all student rooms in all residence halls are wired for access to the Internet. There is an Ethernet jack for each student (one in a single room, two in doubles, etc.).

All residence halls have high speed access to the Internet via the campus network. During check in the CD, "Computing Essentials for Resident Students" will be given to you. This CD must be run before you can connect to the campus network. Additional information regarding computer requirements, the residential network, and support services can be found at http://resnet.appstate.edu/

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Wireless internet is available ONLY in the"common areas" of the residence halls, usually on the ground floor. USING WIRELESS BASE STATIONS IN STUDENT ROOMS IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. This has to do with network security and because there is already wired internet in all rooms, which is MUCH faster and MUCH more reliable than wireless.

Access the Internet via an Internet browser (e.g., Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Mac Safari, etc.). If you are running Microsoft Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME, Mac OS, or Linux, login to the ResNet via the web page prompt on the authentication page. Enter your CCU username and PIN. If you have forgotten this information, click here. Then, select your authentication provider. If you do not know your authentication provider, click here.

Yes, Information Technology maintains a pool of modems available to all SIU students, faculty and staff. To get a password, go to one of the Information Technology labs located at Faner 1025, Rehn 3, Communication B9 or CASA 112. Information Technology has established the Preferred Internet Service, which is a pool of 56K modems reserved exclusively for students living in the residence halls and at Greek Row. It costs $35 per semester to subscribe to this service.

Not unless you have been given explicit permission to access that building by Residential Life, in which case this change must be made by an authorized representative of Residential Life. The Residential Life offices can be located on the ground floor of Bemis Hall. The Gold Card Office does not have the authority to grant residence hall access.

Cellular/PCS wireless is also available from AT&T, Cingular, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon. Nextel has declined the opportunity to participate. Currently there are several kiosks which offer travelers internet connections, in addition to the standard dial service offered by the phone company via the RJ-11 jacks in the pay phones.

Yes, all NDSU Residence Halls have high speed Internet access. (Note: This does not include University Village.) Note: The Residence Halls are not wireless.

The access points listed and identified as NDSU are the only official ones that are supported by NDSU and ITS. Other access points are set up for department use only and may be insecure. You should not use these other access points without permission.

Information will be sent to you in advance of the start of each semester for which you have a room assignment.

Currently there is no wireless network coverage in any of the residence halls. Radio signals received in the residence halls are not authorized campus wireless network access points and don't provide sanctioned services. Wireless Services

It is a rapidly emerging technology for computer communications that uses radio frequencies instead of conventional cabling. Although not as fast or secure as a cable would provide, it promises mobile connectivity to the Internet, electronic mail, and other services.

All rooms have Internet access. All rooms also have direct access to the Campus Network, with the exception of the College Avenue apartments. Most rooms have two network connections, but access for three computers is available using a College-provided network hub. Hubs and hookup directions are available from the ITS Help Desk upon presentation of a valid College ID card. Network cables are also available for all student computers.

Please visit the wireless Web site at www.ecu.edu/wireless to see where wireless is available; otherwise, all classroom computers have wired Internet access.

Internet services are provided on the Resnet Wireless internet system. More information about the wireless network and system requirement is available from the ResNet website.

Gordon provides a high-speed network connection that allows students in-room network and Internet access 24 hours a day. You are responsible for providing your own Ethernet cable. Wireless internet can be accessed in Chase Hall and most non-residence buildings on campus.

There is no wireless in individual dorm rooms. Wireless is available in common areas in Residence Halls. For more information, visit the wireless website at http://wireless.union.edu

Currently, St. Basil Court is the only Residence hall with wireless but plans are underway for access in other residence hall in the near future.

Yes. There are wireless capabilities in two places in the library: at the front of the library and in the atrium area. Access requires an IEEE 802.11b compliant network card. The card may be purchased at the university bookstore or from most electronic stores. Please access the Information Technology site through ERNIE for specific directions on how to set up your computer to work with ERAU's wireless environment. (Log in to ERNIE > Student Services > IT Services > Wireless) [Back to Top]

Yes. Wireless access is available through the "WiFi" standard. Most users can simply bring their wireless-enabled laptops to the Library and access the Internet.

Yes, but only at the main library during business hours. Stop by the front desk to pick up login information.

Yes. Wireless Internet access is available in several academic buildings, all residence halls, and many public spaces. For the most current list of areas covered by wireless, visit theWireless Access page.

Wireless access is available on the concourse of the convention center. Feel free to access the internet through your wireless device during show hours Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. There is no technical support for the wireless access. If you are unfamiliar with configuring wireless access or for any reason cannot connect using these settings, you can instead use the computer already configured to access the internet in the Interactive Lounge located on the 2nd floor of Moscone West.

The 5.2 and 5.8 GHz spread spectrum band has been used in the past for military communications because spread spectrum is difficult to detect or interfere with. Service providers also add their own brand of security by using secure protocols to transfer data. Wireless Internet service is just as secure as its broadband competitors.