You will only be assigned a single IP address. However, you can still use proxy software such as Wingate or ISA to share your connection with multiple users. This requires special setup, but Terranet highly discourages you from doing that as it will substantially degrade your service. The service is designed to be used on a single computer only. Some weather conditions affect the service, such as wind blowing the dish off target, water soaking connectors or service outages.

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.

Laptop computers are permitted in the Reading Rooms. Wireless Internet access is available in the Reading Rooms for researchers who have computers with wireless capabilities. This service is provided as a convenience to our readers. It is a closed system and you must log on with a username and password. See the Reading Room staff for information about how to log on to our wireless network. Please note that some content is blocked in order to reduce network traffic.

Yes. That's one of the best parts about Google Notebook. You can access your notebooks from any computer at any time. Simply log in to your Google Notebook account from www.google.com/notebook. This will give you access to the full-page view of your notebooks. And if the notebook extension/add-on is installed on the computer you're using, you can use the features of the mini Google Notebook, too.

If you chose to buy an eBook download, the file is encrypted to the serial number of your computer’s hard drive. Your eBook is then unable to be copied or accessed from additional computers. If you chose the online viewing option, just log in at any computer and access your eBook through your eBookshelf.

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.

All faculty and Staff with a csuchico email address have a personal folder automatically created for them on the Bay shared file server. From your office computer, Windows users can access this folder by going to My Computer and opening Drive U. Drive U connects to the Bay file server in the following location: where <init> is the first initial of your Outlook login username and <userid> is your full Outlook userid.

If you are not running Ocean Mail Server as an NT Service then this is very simple. It can be achieved by specifying the shared folder in the same place where you would normally specify a local directory path. However, the shared folder cannot be accessed via a mapped drive so you must use the full path name (e.g. \\pc1\shared). If you are running the software as an NT Service then the procedure is the same as above but with an additional step.

There will be access to a computer lab on campus, but with limited hours. Internet access is also available in the dorms for those who bring their own portable computer. More information on computer access is provided in the in the Pre-Arrival Information (will be updated for ISS 2007 in mid December 2006.

Internet access is available on the 6 teen computers, the 20 adult computers, and 5 of the children's computers. Please refer to our Internet Use Policy and Internet Use Guidelines.

Answer: Yes. Internet access is available to Pinal County residents for one hour per day. Out of county patrons will need to purchase a computer use only card in order to access the Internet at the library.

Camp does have hardwired and wireless DSL access, however guests would need to bring a laptop. There is one computer located in the Spruce Lodge Library for email and internet service.

Computers with Internet access will be available in Regent 2, courtesy of Global Govt Education Solutions. Attendees will be able to send messages, e-mail, and browse the Internet via the Web.

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]

No, not at this time. We are investigating wireless access for patrons who want to use their laptop or notebook in the Library. We hope to offer this convenient service in the near future.

Yes, all internet access through the library network will follow our computer use policy and all internet access will be filtered. Please refer to our Computer Use Policy for more information.