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This guide provides instructions for non-HCCC students and staff to connect to the library guest WiFi network. It notes that the weekly changing guest username and password can be obtained from library staff. The steps include choosing the library-guest network, accepting any security warnings when accessing the HCCC website, and entering the credentials provided by staff to connect. Printing is not allowed from laptops or mobile devices on the guest network.
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- 1. Created by Lotta Sanchez, Library Computer Lab Asssistant HCCC GUEST WIFI LOGIN GUIDE Click on the Wifi icon. This Wifi guide is for all non HCCC students/staff who want to use the Library wireless on their laptops. Please note that the guest wireless username and password changes weekly. Please consult Library staff for the new credentials.
- 2. Created by Lotta Sanchez, Library Computer Lab Asssistant Choose the library-guest Wifi network and click Connect. Optional: You can also check the “Connect automatically” box.
- 3. Created by Lotta Sanchez, Library Computer Lab Asssistant On your browser access the HCCC website by typing www.hccc.edu. You may en- counter a warning about security or certificates but choose “Continue to this website (not recommended)” anyway.
- 4. Created by Lotta Sanchez, Library Computer Lab Asssistant Enter the username and password given by Library staff at the prompt above. Be sure you are able to see this window after clicking “Submit”. Note that the wireless connection does not allow wireless printing from laptops and mobile devices.