Yes, you will have to register twice: once for the wired Ethernet connection and once for the wireless connection.

Get an Ethernet card. However, if you can afford it, also get a wireless card for your laptop so you can use the wireless network where available.

You can purchase a Wi-Fi 802.11b or g wireless networking card for most laptops and many handhelds from electronics retailers or direct from the manufacturer.

In the frame to the right, there will be dialog box displaying your computer's address. If the address is not listed in the box, type it in. Click on "Register a Device". In the frame to the right, there will be a dialog box displaying your computer's address. If the address is not listed in the box, type it in.

Either one will work with the cable modem and service Wave provides. However, not all computer systems allow for a USB installation. Before your Internet installation, you must have a computer with a USB port, or have a 10 Base T Ethernet card installed in your computer.

The wireless modem connects to your computer via an Ethernet Port. The Ethernet port is located at the back of your computer If you do not have an ethernet port there are other options. Call you nearest reseller.

Wireless Ethernet (the technology known by the specification IEEE 802.11b) offers Ethernet speeds without the wires, with speeds similar to that of workstations hard wired to the UCLA campus backbone network. Under 802.11b, devices communicate at a speed of 11 Mbps whenever possible. If signal strength or interference is disrupting data, the devices will drop back to 5.5 Mbps, then 2 Mbps and finally down to 1 Mbps.

No. Wireless cards are not required, but they are necessary if you want to save your exam to the Law School network. If you do not have a wireless card in your laptop or don't have it turned on, the exam will be saved to your hard drive and flash drive but not to the network.

The wireless card that came with your laptop will most likely work within the Cal Poly Pomona wireless environment. However, the card must support 802.11b and 128 bit WEP standards. Click here to learn more about the wireless requirements.

Both devices should function properly if you use one at a time. If you encounter problems, first make sure you have installed both cards according to the installation instructions that came with the modem/Ethernet card and the wireless card, then contact the manufacturers for support. Or contact the operating system manufacturer for support.

You need to obtain the MAC address of the new card. It will likely be written on the card, and is in the format of 00:00:00:00:00:00. You can also obtain the MAC Address by installing the card, following the instruction provided by the manufacturer, and then

How can I create and configure a calendar for my workgroup? You can create a calendar for a workgroup if you have Administrator privileges for that workgroup. From your workgroup's admin page, click on the "Configure group" link. On the resulting page click the "Calendar" checkbox in the "Workspace options" section of the form, and the click the "Change group configuration" button at the bottom to submit your configuration change.

Ethernet card is the computer equipment that is needed to connect your computer to our computer network. It is similar to a modem but uses different technology to transfer information at a very high speed. [ back to top ]

It is best to remove the external wireless card when you put your laptop away because it sticks out and the antenna could break off. Click on the PC Card manager icon in the system tray (one of the icons on the bottom right of your screen)

Best Buy, Circuit City, or other computer stores sell Linksys and Netgear cards, which are popular brands. These are priced at approximately $60.00. Remember to confirm that it is either 802.11 b or 802.11 g. Most new notebooks already include wireless capability. It is advisable to check your notebook’s specifications before purchasing a wireless card. It is generally referred to as “WiFi” or by the 802.11 designation.

We have tested the following cards, and they all work successfully: Apple Airport, Dell TrueMobile? 1150, and Intel Pro/Wireless? 2011. We have also successfully tested the HP Jornada model 540 PDA, using a Symbol? Spectrum24? Wireless Networker Card. Many students have used a wide variety of cards successfully with our system. Generally speaking, any 802.11(b) card should work, as long as it is "IEEE 802.11b "Wi-Fi" Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS)" compliant.

Most laptop computers purchased in the last year already have a wireless network card that should be able to access the wireless network. There is a list of tested wireless cards that can be found here for guest access and here for student access. Also check the certified product listing at the Wi-Fi Alliance web site, www.wifi.org, to see if your wireless network card is compatible with the 802.11b/g standard.

No, sorry. Primus TalkBroadband only works in the standard configuration with the equipment provided and your regular household telephone set.