ARCHIVED: In IUB and IUPUI campus housing, how can TCC help me connect my computer to the campus network?

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In Indiana University Bloomington and IUPUI campus housing, UITS Technology Center Consulting (TCC) will assist you as a campus resident in connecting your computer to the campus network via the data jacks in your residence.

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The IU Secure wireless network is available in most IU Bloomington and IUPUI campus residences.

IU Bloomington: You may operate a properly configured, FCC-approved wireless access point (WAP) as an exception to the Extending the University Data Network (IT-19) and Wireless Networking (IT-20) policies from the University Information Policy Office (UIPO) only if your residence is listed at Wireless Networking: Temporary Exception 2 (ITE20-02). Once IU Secure is available in your residence, this exception will no longer apply and you will need to remove your WAP from the network. See Configure a wireless access point at IUB if your campus residence does not yet have wireless.

IUPUI: IU Secure is not available at Park Place. AT&T provides high-speed wireless access to Park Place residents.

If you are having problems connecting your computer, contact the Support Center. If necessary, Support Center staff will forward information about the problem to TCC consultants, who can do the following, as needed:

  • Install appropriate vendor-supplied Ethernet card drivers compatible with your supported operating system. You must have your Ethernet card already installed before the consultant arrives.
  • At IUPUI, install the Printer Finder utility.
  • Check the data jack to make sure it's working.
  • If only one of the two room data jacks is working, temporarily provide an Ethernet hub for the second computer, until the other jack can be activated.

TCC consultants will not do the following:

Note:
To connect a wired (Ethernet, cabled) device to the IU network, you first need to register the device.

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Last modified on 2018-01-18 13:17:17.