Here are the steps to configure wireless on Windows XP:
1. Insert the USB with the downloaded file into the laptop
2. Double click on the StudAUS_wireless.zip file to extract the contents
3. Double click on Setup.exe
4. Follow the on-screen instructions
5. Once installed, it will automatically detect and configure the wireless settings for AUS_Wireless
No further configuration should be needed. The laptop should now be able to connect to AUS_Wireless.
Let me know if you have any other questions!
The document discusses TCP/IP networking protocols. It describes how TCP/IP is used to transport data across network and transport layers through packetization, addressing, and routing. TCP/IP uses IP addresses and port numbers to link applications to the network, and employs protocols like TCP, UDP, and IP to ensure reliable and unreliable delivery of packets. Dynamic addressing protocols like DHCP allow devices to obtain IP addresses automatically.
This document provides an overview of chapter 6 from the textbook "Fundamentals of Business Data Communications". The chapter discusses wired and wireless local area networks (LANs). It covers LAN components such as network interface cards, cables, hubs, switches, and access points. It also discusses wired Ethernet standards and technologies, including shared Ethernet using hubs and switched Ethernet using switches. Wireless Ethernet and considerations for LAN design and performance are also covered. The chapter concludes by discussing implications for network management.
The document is a chapter from a textbook on network administration. It discusses the key areas of network management, including organizing the management function, configuration management, performance and fault management, and end user support. Specifically, it covers integrating different network types, documenting hardware and software configurations, monitoring network performance and addressing faults through trouble tickets and logs, and collecting failure statistics. The goal is to ensure efficient network operations through proper planning, organization and issue resolution.
The document discusses security threats to business networks and methods for ensuring continuity of operations. It covers topics such as risk assessment, preventing disruption through controls like antivirus software and redundancy, and developing disaster recovery plans. Effective security requires identifying valuable network assets, potential threats, and controls to mitigate risks from viruses, hacking, device failure and natural disasters. A risk assessment matches threats to controls through a control spreadsheet. Ensuring continuity involves both preventative controls and disaster recovery plans for restoring operations after an outage or disaster.
The document discusses various network applications and their architectures. It begins by defining application architecture and describing host-based, client-based, and client-server architectures. It then examines specific applications like the World Wide Web, email, file transfer, videoconferencing and instant messaging. For each application it outlines how it works, common standards used, and examples. The document concludes by discussing implications for management.
This chapter introduces data communications and networking concepts. It provides a brief history of communications technologies from the telegraph to today's integrated voice, video and data networks. It describes how data communications networks are comprised of components like computers, servers, and wiring or wireless infrastructure. The chapter also outlines common network models and standards that facilitate the transfer of data between layers and ensure interoperability. Finally, it discusses future trends toward more pervasive networking and new information services.
This chapter discusses circuits and transmission methods for both analog and digital data. It covers topics such as circuit configurations, multiplexing techniques like TDM and FDM to maximize circuit usage, and different types of communication media including twisted pair, coaxial cable, fiber optic cable, radio waves, microwaves and satellites. The chapter also examines how to select appropriate media based on factors like transmission distance, speed, security and cost. Additionally, it describes how digital data is transmitted digitally using techniques like coding standards and transmission modes to ensure interoperability.
The document summarizes key concepts about data link layer protocols from Chapter 4 of the textbook. It discusses media access control using contention-based and controlled access methods. It also covers error control techniques like error detection using parity checks, checksums, and cyclic redundancy checks. Error correction is achieved using retransmission-based automatic repeat request and forward error correction methods. Asynchronous and synchronous transmission protocols are compared, along with common file transfer protocols for asynchronous lines.
The document discusses TCP/IP networking protocols. It describes how TCP/IP is used to transport data across network and transport layers through packetization, addressing, and routing. TCP/IP uses IP addresses and port numbers to link applications to the network, and employs protocols like TCP, UDP, and IP to ensure reliable and unreliable delivery of packets. Dynamic addressing protocols like DHCP allow devices to obtain IP addresses automatically.
This document provides an overview of chapter 6 from the textbook "Fundamentals of Business Data Communications". The chapter discusses wired and wireless local area networks (LANs). It covers LAN components such as network interface cards, cables, hubs, switches, and access points. It also discusses wired Ethernet standards and technologies, including shared Ethernet using hubs and switched Ethernet using switches. Wireless Ethernet and considerations for LAN design and performance are also covered. The chapter concludes by discussing implications for network management.
The document is a chapter from a textbook on network administration. It discusses the key areas of network management, including organizing the management function, configuration management, performance and fault management, and end user support. Specifically, it covers integrating different network types, documenting hardware and software configurations, monitoring network performance and addressing faults through trouble tickets and logs, and collecting failure statistics. The goal is to ensure efficient network operations through proper planning, organization and issue resolution.
The document discusses security threats to business networks and methods for ensuring continuity of operations. It covers topics such as risk assessment, preventing disruption through controls like antivirus software and redundancy, and developing disaster recovery plans. Effective security requires identifying valuable network assets, potential threats, and controls to mitigate risks from viruses, hacking, device failure and natural disasters. A risk assessment matches threats to controls through a control spreadsheet. Ensuring continuity involves both preventative controls and disaster recovery plans for restoring operations after an outage or disaster.
The document discusses various network applications and their architectures. It begins by defining application architecture and describing host-based, client-based, and client-server architectures. It then examines specific applications like the World Wide Web, email, file transfer, videoconferencing and instant messaging. For each application it outlines how it works, common standards used, and examples. The document concludes by discussing implications for management.
This chapter introduces data communications and networking concepts. It provides a brief history of communications technologies from the telegraph to today's integrated voice, video and data networks. It describes how data communications networks are comprised of components like computers, servers, and wiring or wireless infrastructure. The chapter also outlines common network models and standards that facilitate the transfer of data between layers and ensure interoperability. Finally, it discusses future trends toward more pervasive networking and new information services.
This chapter discusses circuits and transmission methods for both analog and digital data. It covers topics such as circuit configurations, multiplexing techniques like TDM and FDM to maximize circuit usage, and different types of communication media including twisted pair, coaxial cable, fiber optic cable, radio waves, microwaves and satellites. The chapter also examines how to select appropriate media based on factors like transmission distance, speed, security and cost. Additionally, it describes how digital data is transmitted digitally using techniques like coding standards and transmission modes to ensure interoperability.
The document summarizes key concepts about data link layer protocols from Chapter 4 of the textbook. It discusses media access control using contention-based and controlled access methods. It also covers error control techniques like error detection using parity checks, checksums, and cyclic redundancy checks. Error correction is achieved using retransmission-based automatic repeat request and forward error correction methods. Asynchronous and synchronous transmission protocols are compared, along with common file transfer protocols for asynchronous lines.
International Gateways Technology and Printingigateways
1. The document provides instructions for setting up and activating key accounts and services for students at SJSU, including SJSUOne wireless account, printing, and Canvas.
2. It outlines the steps to create an SJSUOne account, which requires entering the student ID number and email to receive a password setup email.
3. Additional details are provided for connecting to the campus WiFi networks, adding money to the student ID card for printing and purchases, using computer labs on campus, and logging into the Canvas online classroom system using SJSUOne credentials.
This document provides an overview and instructions for various computing resources for students at Rutgers University. It discusses setting up an EDEN account, accessing email and online courses, using file transfer programs, and introduces additional tools for collaboration, presentations, and more. Basic tips are provided for file management, coding practices, and accessing software and computer labs on campus.
This document provides information about technology services and resources available to students at Albany Law School. It outlines how to set up email and wireless internet access, change passwords, access online research databases, and use software for classes and exams. Technical support is available through the Office of Information Technology Services. Policies regarding technology and internet use are in the student handbook. The document also provides recommendations for laptop computers.
This document provides an overview and introduction to various computing tools and resources for students at Rutgers University. It discusses setting up an EDEN account, using myRutgers and EDEN webmail, accessing course materials through eCollege and Sakai, file transfer through WinSCP and Filezilla, basic coding practices, and available computer labs and software. Students are encouraged to ask for help and get involved with student organizations.
1. The document provides information about technical requirements and resources for nursing students at the University of Miami, including distinguishing between UM IDs and CaneIDs, accessing online systems, registering laptops for wireless access, and where to get technical support.
2. Students must have a laptop that meets minimum requirements and they are advised to purchase from the Technology Product Center. The laptop must be registered on the wireless network through MyUM by providing the MAC address.
3. The CaneNet Connection is the primary source of technical support for student laptops and is located in the Ungar Building. Nursing students should bring laptops there at least 10 days before an exam to ensure issues are resolved.
The document provides an orientation for new employees at Ohio State Newark, outlining the IT equipment and services available including computer setup, network access and drives, email setup and configuration, software training resources, room reservations, and phone system instructions. Network accounts are created for both the main OSU campus and the Newark campus. Employees are issued a computer, monitor, keyboard, mouse and other standard software and given access to network drives and printers on campus.
The document provides an orientation for new employees at Ohio State Newark, outlining the IT equipment and services available including computer setup, network access and drives, email setup and spam filtering, software training resources, room reservations, and how to contact the IT helpdesk for assistance.
SCUHS is a reputed university of health sciences, It is an ideal place for students to make a successful career. SCUHS always ready to guiding there students. To know the Information Technology Student Guide you can visit https://goo.gl/tJ8ZWU or read this PDF.
Technology Training - Security, Passwords & MoreWilliam Mann
The document covers several topics related to technology training, including security, password management, Microsoft Outlook, Skype for Business, and Microsoft Teams. It provides tips on how to avoid malware and ransomware, recommends using a password manager like LastPass, explains how to organize emails and contacts in Outlook, and notes that the organization will migrate from Skype for Business to Microsoft Teams in early 2020.
This document provides information about the technical resources and support available to students at Albany Law School. It details how to access the wireless network, set up email, use research databases like LexisNexis and Westlaw, take exams using ExamSoft, and get help from the IT department. Recommendations are provided for laptop computers to use for law school. Various policies regarding internet usage, printing and copying are also outlined.
The document provides information about a student IT induction at a college. It includes:
- Signing an acceptable use policy and changing passwords.
- Learning how to log onto the college network, access email and storage accounts, find timetables and portals.
- Being shown how to save work to cloud storage or network drives and use printing services.
- Information on staying safe online, managing digital footprints, and available support resources.
- Quizzes and activities to help students remember the material covered.
This document provides an overview and instructions for Rutgers University computing resources for new MLIS students. It introduces the EDEN network and email system, how to access email and files using SFTP, and recommends setting up a professional email address. Basic software, computer labs, and printing resources on campus are outlined. Collaboration tools like Google Docs and social bookmarking with Delicious are presented.
The document provides announcements for the Learning Commons for the week of September 13th, 2009. It highlights upcoming events like a study abroad fair, renovations to expand the Learning Commons, and new poster printing services. It also provides information about computer access and usage in the Learning Commons, available academic support services, and reminders about copyright and saving work.
[2009] itil v3 foundation complete certification kit, 2009 edition study guid...Paulino Buru
This document is the foreword to a study guide book and online course for ITIL V3 Foundation certification. It introduces The Art of Service, the education company that produced the materials. The foreword notes that ITIL V3 provides more holistic guidance for IT service management as the industry continues to evolve rapidly. The goal of The Art of Service is to provide quality education and support materials to help understand and apply the ITIL framework in different contexts. The study guide book is designed to complement their in-depth eLearning course, and using both resources will maximize learning to prepare for the ITIL Foundation exam.
This document describes a proposed voice-based email system to assist blind users in sending and receiving emails independently. The system would use speech-to-text and text-to-speech technologies to allow users to compose, send, and listen to emails using only voice commands. It discusses related works that aimed to develop similar voice-enabled email systems. The proposed system's design would include a user interface accessible by voice, a database to store user accounts and emails, and modules to handle the conversion between speech and text. The system aims to provide blind users with privacy and independence in accessing a key internet service.
This sign provides information to help users protect their personal computing life. It lists 7 tips: 1) Protect personal information and be wary of emails asking for it. 2) Know who you're dealing with when shopping or downloading software. 3) Use antivirus and firewall software and update them. 4) Properly set up and regularly update your operating system and browser. 5) Protect your passwords and do not share them online. 6) Back up important files. 7) Learn who to contact if something goes wrong online, such as by filing a complaint at OnGuardOnline.gov. It also provides information about Central Alert emergency notifications, Blackboard 9 updates, Microsoft campus agreements, CMU cellular services, and IT maintenance windows.
This proposal outlines Accent Digital Resources' Prisec School Manager software for computerizing school administration. The software handles student registration, results processing, boarding management, transport management, library management, SMS communication, fees collection, purchases/sales, and accounting. It has been adopted by over a dozen schools. The proposal describes the software's features and modules. It proposes licensing options starting from N100,000 for a basic license up to N300,000 for a full enterprise license. Accent Digital Resources promises training, support, and customization services to help schools effectively implement the system.
The document provides instructions for students on how to access and participate in independent self-paced learning (ISPL) through an online portal from July 3-6, including how to log in to the portal, view the learning schedule, install necessary software, save files in compatible formats, configure Chinese text input, and what to do if technical issues arise. Options are also given for using computer facilities at school or other locations if students do not have access at home.
Start Guide for data based optimization techniquesShatvikMishra1
The document provides guidance for new Microsoft employees on setting up their corporate account and accessing key Microsoft resources and productivity tools whether working from a Microsoft location or remotely. It covers enabling the corporate account, setting up the work PC or Mac, connecting to VPN and virtual desktop, downloading apps like Teams and Outlook, and getting help when needed.
This document provides an overview of wound healing, its functions, stages, mechanisms, factors affecting it, and complications.
A wound is a break in the integrity of the skin or tissues, which may be associated with disruption of the structure and function.
Healing is the body’s response to injury in an attempt to restore normal structure and functions.
Healing can occur in two ways: Regeneration and Repair
There are 4 phases of wound healing: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. This document also describes the mechanism of wound healing. Factors that affect healing include infection, uncontrolled diabetes, poor nutrition, age, anemia, the presence of foreign bodies, etc.
Complications of wound healing like infection, hyperpigmentation of scar, contractures, and keloid formation.
International Gateways Technology and Printingigateways
1. The document provides instructions for setting up and activating key accounts and services for students at SJSU, including SJSUOne wireless account, printing, and Canvas.
2. It outlines the steps to create an SJSUOne account, which requires entering the student ID number and email to receive a password setup email.
3. Additional details are provided for connecting to the campus WiFi networks, adding money to the student ID card for printing and purchases, using computer labs on campus, and logging into the Canvas online classroom system using SJSUOne credentials.
This document provides an overview and instructions for various computing resources for students at Rutgers University. It discusses setting up an EDEN account, accessing email and online courses, using file transfer programs, and introduces additional tools for collaboration, presentations, and more. Basic tips are provided for file management, coding practices, and accessing software and computer labs on campus.
This document provides information about technology services and resources available to students at Albany Law School. It outlines how to set up email and wireless internet access, change passwords, access online research databases, and use software for classes and exams. Technical support is available through the Office of Information Technology Services. Policies regarding technology and internet use are in the student handbook. The document also provides recommendations for laptop computers.
This document provides an overview and introduction to various computing tools and resources for students at Rutgers University. It discusses setting up an EDEN account, using myRutgers and EDEN webmail, accessing course materials through eCollege and Sakai, file transfer through WinSCP and Filezilla, basic coding practices, and available computer labs and software. Students are encouraged to ask for help and get involved with student organizations.
1. The document provides information about technical requirements and resources for nursing students at the University of Miami, including distinguishing between UM IDs and CaneIDs, accessing online systems, registering laptops for wireless access, and where to get technical support.
2. Students must have a laptop that meets minimum requirements and they are advised to purchase from the Technology Product Center. The laptop must be registered on the wireless network through MyUM by providing the MAC address.
3. The CaneNet Connection is the primary source of technical support for student laptops and is located in the Ungar Building. Nursing students should bring laptops there at least 10 days before an exam to ensure issues are resolved.
The document provides an orientation for new employees at Ohio State Newark, outlining the IT equipment and services available including computer setup, network access and drives, email setup and configuration, software training resources, room reservations, and phone system instructions. Network accounts are created for both the main OSU campus and the Newark campus. Employees are issued a computer, monitor, keyboard, mouse and other standard software and given access to network drives and printers on campus.
The document provides an orientation for new employees at Ohio State Newark, outlining the IT equipment and services available including computer setup, network access and drives, email setup and spam filtering, software training resources, room reservations, and how to contact the IT helpdesk for assistance.
SCUHS is a reputed university of health sciences, It is an ideal place for students to make a successful career. SCUHS always ready to guiding there students. To know the Information Technology Student Guide you can visit https://goo.gl/tJ8ZWU or read this PDF.
Technology Training - Security, Passwords & MoreWilliam Mann
The document covers several topics related to technology training, including security, password management, Microsoft Outlook, Skype for Business, and Microsoft Teams. It provides tips on how to avoid malware and ransomware, recommends using a password manager like LastPass, explains how to organize emails and contacts in Outlook, and notes that the organization will migrate from Skype for Business to Microsoft Teams in early 2020.
This document provides information about the technical resources and support available to students at Albany Law School. It details how to access the wireless network, set up email, use research databases like LexisNexis and Westlaw, take exams using ExamSoft, and get help from the IT department. Recommendations are provided for laptop computers to use for law school. Various policies regarding internet usage, printing and copying are also outlined.
The document provides information about a student IT induction at a college. It includes:
- Signing an acceptable use policy and changing passwords.
- Learning how to log onto the college network, access email and storage accounts, find timetables and portals.
- Being shown how to save work to cloud storage or network drives and use printing services.
- Information on staying safe online, managing digital footprints, and available support resources.
- Quizzes and activities to help students remember the material covered.
This document provides an overview and instructions for Rutgers University computing resources for new MLIS students. It introduces the EDEN network and email system, how to access email and files using SFTP, and recommends setting up a professional email address. Basic software, computer labs, and printing resources on campus are outlined. Collaboration tools like Google Docs and social bookmarking with Delicious are presented.
The document provides announcements for the Learning Commons for the week of September 13th, 2009. It highlights upcoming events like a study abroad fair, renovations to expand the Learning Commons, and new poster printing services. It also provides information about computer access and usage in the Learning Commons, available academic support services, and reminders about copyright and saving work.
[2009] itil v3 foundation complete certification kit, 2009 edition study guid...Paulino Buru
This document is the foreword to a study guide book and online course for ITIL V3 Foundation certification. It introduces The Art of Service, the education company that produced the materials. The foreword notes that ITIL V3 provides more holistic guidance for IT service management as the industry continues to evolve rapidly. The goal of The Art of Service is to provide quality education and support materials to help understand and apply the ITIL framework in different contexts. The study guide book is designed to complement their in-depth eLearning course, and using both resources will maximize learning to prepare for the ITIL Foundation exam.
This document describes a proposed voice-based email system to assist blind users in sending and receiving emails independently. The system would use speech-to-text and text-to-speech technologies to allow users to compose, send, and listen to emails using only voice commands. It discusses related works that aimed to develop similar voice-enabled email systems. The proposed system's design would include a user interface accessible by voice, a database to store user accounts and emails, and modules to handle the conversion between speech and text. The system aims to provide blind users with privacy and independence in accessing a key internet service.
This sign provides information to help users protect their personal computing life. It lists 7 tips: 1) Protect personal information and be wary of emails asking for it. 2) Know who you're dealing with when shopping or downloading software. 3) Use antivirus and firewall software and update them. 4) Properly set up and regularly update your operating system and browser. 5) Protect your passwords and do not share them online. 6) Back up important files. 7) Learn who to contact if something goes wrong online, such as by filing a complaint at OnGuardOnline.gov. It also provides information about Central Alert emergency notifications, Blackboard 9 updates, Microsoft campus agreements, CMU cellular services, and IT maintenance windows.
This proposal outlines Accent Digital Resources' Prisec School Manager software for computerizing school administration. The software handles student registration, results processing, boarding management, transport management, library management, SMS communication, fees collection, purchases/sales, and accounting. It has been adopted by over a dozen schools. The proposal describes the software's features and modules. It proposes licensing options starting from N100,000 for a basic license up to N300,000 for a full enterprise license. Accent Digital Resources promises training, support, and customization services to help schools effectively implement the system.
The document provides instructions for students on how to access and participate in independent self-paced learning (ISPL) through an online portal from July 3-6, including how to log in to the portal, view the learning schedule, install necessary software, save files in compatible formats, configure Chinese text input, and what to do if technical issues arise. Options are also given for using computer facilities at school or other locations if students do not have access at home.
Start Guide for data based optimization techniquesShatvikMishra1
The document provides guidance for new Microsoft employees on setting up their corporate account and accessing key Microsoft resources and productivity tools whether working from a Microsoft location or remotely. It covers enabling the corporate account, setting up the work PC or Mac, connecting to VPN and virtual desktop, downloading apps like Teams and Outlook, and getting help when needed.
This document provides an overview of wound healing, its functions, stages, mechanisms, factors affecting it, and complications.
A wound is a break in the integrity of the skin or tissues, which may be associated with disruption of the structure and function.
Healing is the body’s response to injury in an attempt to restore normal structure and functions.
Healing can occur in two ways: Regeneration and Repair
There are 4 phases of wound healing: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. This document also describes the mechanism of wound healing. Factors that affect healing include infection, uncontrolled diabetes, poor nutrition, age, anemia, the presence of foreign bodies, etc.
Complications of wound healing like infection, hyperpigmentation of scar, contractures, and keloid formation.
A review of the growth of the Israel Genealogy Research Association Database Collection for the last 12 months. Our collection is now passed the 3 million mark and still growing. See which archives have contributed the most. See the different types of records we have, and which years have had records added. You can also see what we have for the future.
LAND USE LAND COVER AND NDVI OF MIRZAPUR DISTRICT, UPRAHUL
This Dissertation explores the particular circumstances of Mirzapur, a region located in the
core of India. Mirzapur, with its varied terrains and abundant biodiversity, offers an optimal
environment for investigating the changes in vegetation cover dynamics. Our study utilizes
advanced technologies such as GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and Remote sensing to
analyze the transformations that have taken place over the course of a decade.
The complex relationship between human activities and the environment has been the focus
of extensive research and worry. As the global community grapples with swift urbanization,
population expansion, and economic progress, the effects on natural ecosystems are becoming
more evident. A crucial element of this impact is the alteration of vegetation cover, which plays a
significant role in maintaining the ecological equilibrium of our planet.Land serves as the foundation for all human activities and provides the necessary materials for
these activities. As the most crucial natural resource, its utilization by humans results in different
'Land uses,' which are determined by both human activities and the physical characteristics of the
land.
The utilization of land is impacted by human needs and environmental factors. In countries
like India, rapid population growth and the emphasis on extensive resource exploitation can lead
to significant land degradation, adversely affecting the region's land cover.
Therefore, human intervention has significantly influenced land use patterns over many
centuries, evolving its structure over time and space. In the present era, these changes have
accelerated due to factors such as agriculture and urbanization. Information regarding land use and
cover is essential for various planning and management tasks related to the Earth's surface,
providing crucial environmental data for scientific, resource management, policy purposes, and
diverse human activities.
Accurate understanding of land use and cover is imperative for the development planning
of any area. Consequently, a wide range of professionals, including earth system scientists, land
and water managers, and urban planners, are interested in obtaining data on land use and cover
changes, conversion trends, and other related patterns. The spatial dimensions of land use and
cover support policymakers and scientists in making well-informed decisions, as alterations in
these patterns indicate shifts in economic and social conditions. Monitoring such changes with the
help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
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Strategies for Effective Upskilling is a presentation by Chinwendu Peace in a Your Skill Boost Masterclass organisation by the Excellence Foundation for South Sudan on 08th and 09th June 2024 from 1 PM to 3 PM on each day.
This slide is special for master students (MIBS & MIFB) in UUM. Also useful for readers who are interested in the topic of contemporary Islamic banking.
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2. CONTENTS
1. Welcome
2. How to contact us
3. Services
5. AUS Accounts - Email
6. AUS Accounts - Password
7. AUS Accounts - Computers & U-Drive
8. AUS Accounts - iLearn& Banner
9. AUS Accounts - Pharos, Library, VideoPortal and
Fileshare Services
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• Laptop Requirements
14. Wireless Configuration -
Mobile Devices: iPhone/iPad
15. Wireless Configuration -
Mobile Devices: Blackberry
16. Wireless Configuration -
Mobile Devices: Android
19. Wireless Configuration -
Laptops: Mac
22. Wireless Configuration -
Laptops: Win XP
25. Wireless Configuration -
Laptops: Win Vista/7
29. Computer Lab locations
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5. Services
The following services are commonly provided by all IT Specialists
-Wireless Configuration on Laptops and mobile devices
-Installation of Pharos Printer Packages on Laptops
-Installation of free Antivirus (AVG or Avast)
If you wish to use any of our services, please follow the procedures
outlined below:
-Log-on to Web Help Desk (https://helpdesk.aus.edu) and log-in with your
email username and password
-Create a new ticket, include contact details, which College or School you
belong to (CAS/CAAD/COE/SBM/AA), and the what kind of service you
require
-Drop in your laptop at the IT Specialist stationed in your College/School
Standard Operating hours are between 8am-Spm
-Follow up on the progress of your laptop via the Web Help Desk website
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Students may also attain a stand-by laptop if your laptop stops functioning
during a computer based exam.
Students will need to submit their valid AUS ID Card for the duration of the
rental service .
*Service is subject to laptop availability,
**The Library allows for a 3- hour checkout period only
*AUS Policy dictates that we do not repair, format or install
Operating Systems on personal laptops .
School of Business and Management
Purchase and Install Microsoft Office 2010
-Go to the cashier and pay AED 185
-Collect the receipt and deliver to either S 017 or S 181
in the New Business Building
-IT Specialists will then install the software in your laptop, and provide
you with a copy of the Installation CO for future purposes
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7. AUS ACCOUNTS
E-MAIL
What is my valid AUS Email account?
The AUS Email account is sent to you with your
application package or via the personal email you've noted
in your admission form.
To access your 500MB inbox, please go to
Https://studentmail.aus.edu
*note this password does not grant you access to the AUS Network
What if i can't login to my Email account
If you're unable to log in, you could be experiencing a
temporary lockout.
Do not attempt to log in for the duration of Thirty (30) minutes
and the problem will resolve itself
Should it be urgent for you to access your email, please
approach the nearest IT Specialist on Campus, and provide the
necessary ID and account details.
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- Log in to a computer using the credentials
- Go to https ://passwords . aus.edu
-Enroll into the website
-Change your password .
* AUS PASSWORD POLICY STATES :
passwords need to be 6-10 characters long. At least 1 (one)
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10. AUS ACCOUNTS
Network Account
CAAD Students also have a 'CLASSES FolderI
This folder allows the Students to submit their work to their
current courses.
Windows:
Start »> Run and type " nasfilerl Classes$". It will then ask
you to log in using your credentials.
Mac:
GO »> Connect Server »> enter; "smb:/ /nasfilerl /Classes$"
3. iLearn E-Learning Portal
iLearn.aus.edu
This is the newest version of the e-Iearning/course management
platform here at AUS, which is based on the Blackboard
e-Iearning system.
You may log-in to the system using the same log-in credentials
as your email account.
4. Banner Student account
Banner.aus.edu
Banner, is where you can do the following:
• Register for the next semesters courses (not for new students)
• View your course schedule
• View your Final grades for the semester
• View your Academic Transcript
• View and fill out your Student Employment timesheet
• View your remaining Printing Quota and, current Pharos
Printing usage
• Pay your tuition (Dorm, Books and Transportation) fees online
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11. AUS ACCOUNTS
Network Account
5. Pharos Printing System
Pharos is the Printing system we use to queue and send print
jobs over the network to Printers.
(Go to the page 10 for more details on how to print)
6. Library Account
Library.aus.edu
The Library account allows you to
• View your outstanding Library fines
• Books currently checked out by you
• Renew the due dates on certain items
• Reserve Books
• Request new books for the Library to purchase
• View Your Student Library record
7. Videoportal
Vid e 0 porta I. a us. e d u
Videoportal is a new service that allows Faculty to upload Uni-
versity-related videos onto an onsite server for students to
stream and watch
8. Fileshare
Fileshare.aus.edu
Fileshare is a service that allows students to upload items to our
servers that are too large to email.
From there they can send a link of the item to other people to
download to their computer.
Students have the choice of two options:
250mb- will stay on the servers for 1 calendar week (7days)
before being automatically deleted
500mb- will stay on the servers for 1 day before being
automatically deleted
*Links can only be sent to other AUS accounts. i.e. '*****@aus.edu'
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12. How to print using the AUS Pharos Printing system
When a student prints, a pop-up will appear asking them to
enter their Network Accounts
Print Job Details ~
Please enter ~our Username This name is associated with
or Logon ID the job at the Pharos 5 tation
Please enter a password for
this job
Pharos Systems
I umu'Ilie
Print Cancel
Once validated it will send the job to the specified
Printing station .
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13. At the Printing station , you need to log into the release Station
Computer using your Network account
Pharos
Station
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Thi s is where yo u log on to the system. Please enter your logon
1D and Password.
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Password
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14. Release the printing job by selecting it and clicking' Print'
This Release Station then sends the job to the Printer.
Pharos .
Station
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This screen a llows you t o re lease p rin t j o bs t o a print e r. Se lect a j o b
and cl ic k prin t or delet e .
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Job Name I Owner 117 Date I
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Total $ 95.00
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What if I want to print from my own Laptop?
You need to download the area-specific Printer Package from
Pharos.aus.edu
Once you download it, you need to install the package before you can
print from the AUS Printers
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15.
16. Wireless Configuration
Mobile Devices
iPhone/iPad
Below are the steps and screenshots for the configuration
(this was done on version 3.1)
• Go to Settings a Wi-Fi then choose Other ...
• Type AUS_ Wireless for the network name (case sensitive)
• Chose WPA2 Enterprise for the security type
• Type in your AUS username and password, then press Join
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19. Wireless Configuration
Mobile Devices
STEP 4: Ensure that the Wi - Fi checkbox is checked .
STEP 5: Select 'Wi-Fi settings'
STEP 6: Under the "Wi-Fi networks" heading, tap Add Wi-Fi network .
If you get a prompt for Enter Credentials Storage Password, enter the
user's mobile password .
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20. Wireless Configuration
Mobile Devices
STEP 7: A box labeled "Add Wi - Fi Network" will appear.
• Network SSID: AUS_Wireless
• Security: 802 . 1x Enterprise
Click on Save.
• Enter the credential strorage password: 1234567890
Click on OK.
STEP 8: Configure the following settings, and then tap Save .
• EAP method: PEAP
• Phase 2 Authentication: MSCHAPV2
• CA certificate: N/ A
• Client certificate: N/A
• Identity: b00012345/g00012345
• Anonymous identity: aus .edu
• Wireless password: aus login password
STEP 9: Verify that under the heading "Wi-Fi" it reads Connected to
AUS_Wireless, and under "Wi-Fi networks" it states AUS_Wireless
Connected .
You may tap to see more information about the connection.
The Android device is now configured to connect to the AUS_Wireless
network.
*You will need to repeat this process the next time you change your
AUS login password.
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21. Wireless Configuration
Laptops
MAC OSX
Step 1:
1.Right click on the wireless icon, found at the top menu to the right
side.
2.Click "Join Other Network ... "
AirPort· On
Turn AirPort Off
./ AUS_Wireless
Join Other Network .. .
Create Network .. .
Open Network Preferen ces ...
Step 2:
1. For "Network Name", enter: "AUS_ Wireless" . This is cas-sensi-
tive.
2. Pick "WPA Enterprise" for Security.
3. Enter your user name. i.e . bOOOxxxx or gOOOxxxx
4. Enter you email password .
5. Click "Join"
Step 3:
1. "Verify Certificate" dialogue box will appear, click
"Show Certificate."
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22. Wireless Configuration
Laptops
2 .Click on "Always trust "radius-cert-new9"" .
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4 . May be, you will be asked for Administrator name and password,
enter "admin" in the Name's field, and the password in the password's
field.
5 . Enter your own username and password in the dialogue box "Type your
password to make changes to your certificate trust settings"
TYpe your password to ~ e ch.lnges to your
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23. Wireless Configuration
Laptops
6. Should you face problems authenticating,
-go to System Preferences »> Network »> Advanced »> 802.1X tab
-move the PEAP authentication protocol to the top:
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24. Wireless Configuration
Laptops
Windows XP/Vista/7
Find a computer with internet,
Go to http://itdfaq.aus . edu
Search for 'Contigurator'
At the results page select ((How do I use the AUS Automatic Wireless
co ntigu rator?"
Download the Contigurator tile from the link labelled
'StudAUS_ wireless . zip'
Save Zip File to USB
XP
-On your laptop, Ensure your Windows XP Operating system is updated to
Service Pack 3
(Right -Click on 'My Computer' »> Properties » > 'General ' Tab, Systems
Information)
- If it is not, please go to the Microsoft Website to update your system to
Service Pack 3
-Plug in the USB containing the 'StudAUS_wireless.zip' tile
- Extract the tile using Winzip, Winrar or 7Zip
Explore
Extract files ...
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Extract to StudAUS_wireless
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25. Wireless Configuration
Laptops
-Double-click the RunSetup.vbs file
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StudAUS _wireless
Security Certificate
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-You should receive a message confirming Wireless is configured
Windows Script Host
Wireless has been configured!
OK
And a pop - up in the bottom right corner of your Desktop, requesting
your AUS credentials. Cli ck on the pop - up
((1») Wireless Network Connection ~
Click here to process your logon information for the network
AUS _Wireless
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26. Wireless Configuration
Laptops
-Enter your AUS Network Details as follows
User: b/gOOOl2345
Password: you AUS Network password
Domain: leave this blank
Enter Credentials
User name: I bOOO*****
Password: 1 •••••••• 1
Logon domain:
r Save this user name and password for future use
I[ OK J Cancel
-Click OK to complete the Wireless configuration process
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27. Wireless Configuration
Laptops
Vista and 7
Stepl
-Ensure the Wireless Radio on your laptop is on
- Right-Click and Extract the file labelled 'StudAUS_wireless . zip' to your
computer
Step 2
- Double-click the wireless certificate labelled 'certnew.cer'
create .bat
WLAN. exe
-Click on "Install Certificate"
-Click "Next"
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28. Wireless Configuration
Laptops
-Select 'Place all certificates in the following store'
-Then click the Browse button
on
-Select 'Trusted Root Certification Authorities'
-Then click 'OK'
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29. Wireless Configuration
Laptops
-Click 'Next'
-Click 'Finish' to complete the Wizard
Completing the Certificate Import
Wizard
If you get the following screen prompting you to install the certificate,
click 'YES'
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30. Wireless Configuration
Laptops
Step 3
-Once the Certificate has been installed, double-click on the file labelled
'RunSetup .vbs'
-You should receive a message confirming Wireless is configured
-A pop-up will appear asking you to enter your credentials. Click on the
pop-up
~ Additional information is needed to connect AUS_Wireless. ~ x
-Enter your AUS Network Details as follows:
User: b/g00012345
Password: you AUS Network password
-Click OK to complete the Wireless configuration process
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32. LAB Locations
Library
The Library has 101 PCs on the Ground floor and 34 on the First Floor .
A total of 135 computers. Students looking for a vacant PC may check
the Information Commons desk on the ground floor .
The Library maintains the following services for students
7x A4 scanners
1x A3 scanner
2x Digital Senders to scan your documents to Jpeg or PDF and email
them to you account.
6x{A3/ A4) Black and White Printers
1x{A3/ A4) Colored Printer
2x Black and White Photocopiers
1x Colored Photocopier
Express Stations
There are Express Stations located in the library and the rotundas of
SBM, Physics and Language buildings for Students in a hurry to print or
check and send emails when the labs are full.
AUS IT Handbook designed by:
Vladimir Fermazi
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