All rooms in Student Village are on the University network. Free e-mail and free access to all University and PARNet (Murdoch, UWA, Curtin, ECU and CSIRO) sites is provided

Yes. The house has a high-speed connection to the Internet. Please see the Laurel House Fact Sheet for detailed specifications.

Yes, as long as your computer meets the minimum network requirements and you bring or buy a network cable. There are enough ports in the residence hall rooms for each student to have access to one. Many places on campus (the Library, the Academic Buildings, the Campus Center, Tamarac House, all Interest Houses, and some residence hall lounges) are set up for wireless internet access. For more information about computer related questions see: http://wcts.whitman.edu/index-incoming.html

Yes. We now have Ethernet connections from the residence halls. You will need a network card (10/100 Twisted Pair Ethernet) and a 25 foot ethernet cable. The cables are available at the college bookstore.

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.

Each room has a data port that will provide the same services that are available in the computer labs. These services include: free, unlimited internet access, e-mail, WKU's on-line library catalog, reference CD-ROM, a variety of software for word processing, spreadsheets and databases. To get connected to ResNet, you will need a network card and a twisted-pair data cable. For more information, visit the ResNet web site at: http://www.wku.edu/resnet Or call them at 745-7000. No.

There are several ways to connect your network to the internet. Connecting your network allows all computers on your network to access the internet through a single account. This can be accomplished several ways. Contact Fourway or your network consultant for more information.

Your Aries has two Ethernet port: Primary Ethernet for your local area network and Secondary Ethernet for direct Internet connection. You should receive the Internet network parameters from your ISP, or instructions on how to obtain one automatically when you connect. The LAN address is determined automatically by the Aries.

Yes, the University Wireless network is configured to allow users to connect straight through the Wireless gateway and authenticate against the VPN concentrator, allowing the user to access University resources with a fully encrypted method with the need to only log on to the VPN rather than both the Wireless network and then the VPN service. In order to establish a VPN connection over the Wireless, configure a VPN connection as per instructions on this site.

Space is very limited in the residence halls for two separate computer systems, and outlets for plugging in equipment are also a consideration. However, two computers can connect to the network by use of a three or four port switch which is then plugged into the wall jack. Then the two computers can be plugged into the switch.

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Access to the internet differs according to each specific Hall of Residence. For specific information you should follow this link http://www.waikato.ac.nz/sasd/accom/halls1.shtml

Yes, all public jacks, such as those located in the Wheelock Student Center, can connect to the network free of charge. Wireless access is becoming a part of campus as well. A student may also choose to use the phone line in their room to connect to an independent Internet Service Provider. However, this will not allow students access to a high-speed connection nor will it allow access to the campus network. In addition, this will tie up the phone line.

You will need a computer (PC or Mac) with an Ethernet card and a standard Ethernet cable. Network ports — separate from the phone line — are available in every dorm room on campus, and a wireless network covers most buildings on campus. If you don't own a computer, there are more than 45 computers on campus for student use. Read more about the computer facilities and policies on campus.

HHN Internet's wireless network only manages internet type traffic. They are connected to the Internet via a backbone connection such as a TI-Line, DSL, or CABLE connection that offers higher download speeds than upload speeds. This is practical since most internet traffic has higher download vs. upload requirements.

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

For wired connections users must fill out an IP address request form for each machine they want connected to the network. You will need to enter the hardware (MAC) address for the Ethernet card being used. We use DHCP to provide IP addresses for laptops, whether it is a wireless or wired connection. We will assign static IP addresses for desktop and server machines.

Morpheus will automatically connect to the network for you. Note that when you first launch the program, it may take moment for it to find suitable peers to connect to. Please be patient and allow Morpheus to connect to your peers. If using a firewall, make sure Morpheus has permission to access the internet.

Sure. Some companies use "Virtual Private Networking" software (VPN software) to let their employees connect to their internal systems and Web sites from outside the office. EarthLink Wi-Fi is generally compatible with VPN software. Contact your company's IT department to find out if this is available to you.

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.

Detailed information on how to access the University network from Halls of Residence will be available shortly.

Besides a wireless compatible device, you will need an 802.11a, 802.11b or 802.11g compatible wireless network interface card (Wireless NIC) installed and functioning properly in your wireless compatible device.

Students who live at home are encouraged to subscribe to an Internet Service Provider (ISP) through either a cable modem or DSL broadband high-speed connection. Use of a broadband ISP along with NJIT’s Virtual Private Network (VPN) provides high-speed access to most of the campus-based proprietary information services. You can access NJIT network services just as if you were on campus in the library, a computer lab, or residence hall room.

Go to the ResNet Web page for information on connecting your computer to the campus network. (Note: First you must have activated your NDSU Electronic ID.)