ROUTERS AND WIRELESS Sample Clauses

ROUTERS AND WIRELESS. Students who wish to set up a wired or wireless router in their room are strongly encouraged to ask for assistance from the Student Residences IT Team. A misconfigured router causes network issues that result in a loss of Internet access to others in the same building. The Pembina Hall Residence is the only residence building that has a University (Information Services & Technology; IST) provided wireless network. Wireless routers are not allowed if they interfere with University wireless networks and, as such, are prohibited in Pembina Hall Residence. You are also required to encrypt your wireless connection of your router. If you do not secure your wireless connection, or if you share your wireless router password with others, you will be the one responsible for any Internet violations linked to your connection. Note that IST is a central IT department and is not a residence department.
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ROUTERS AND WIRELESS. Students who wish to set up a router in their room are strongly encouraged to ask for setup assistance by the Residence IT Team. A misconfigured router can create network problems that may cause others in your building or on campus to lose their Internet connection. The Pembina Hall Residence is the only residence building that has University wireless network provided by IST, a University department. Wireless routers are not allowed if they interfere with surrounding University wireless networks and, as such, are prohibited in the Pembina Hall Residence building. IST is a central IT department and is not a residence department. IST’s guidelines regarding wireless can be found at the following links: • xxxx://xxxxxxxxx.xx/computing/ist/guidelines/media/wireless-­‐guidelines.pdf • xxxx://xxxxxxxxx.xx/computing/ist/guidelines/wireless_standards.html Residents who are using a wireless router in a residence building (other that PHR) are required to encrypt their wireless connection. If you do not secure your wireless connection, or if you share your wireless password with others, you will be the one responsible for any violations linked to your connection.
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