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Template:Main Page/categories

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<noinclude>{{Main Page/warning|This page should list the useful categories related to documentation. Ignore the boring, or administrative ones. '''This section must be friendly to all resolutions.'''}}</noinclude>
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* [[:Category:Email|Email]]
* [[:Category:myStevens|myStevens]]
* [[:Category:Moodle|Moodle]]
* [[:Category:Drupal|Drupal]]
* [[:Category:Networking|Networking]]
* [[:Category:Campus Information|Campus Information]]
* [[:Category:Student Computers|Student Computers]]
* [[:Category:IT Policies|IT Policies]]
* [[:Category:FAQ|FAQ]]
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* [[:Category:Windows|Windows]]
** [[:Category:Windows XP|Windows XP]]
** [[:Category:Windows Vista|Windows Vista]]
** [[:Category:Windows 7|Windows 7]]
* [[:Category:OS X|Mac OS X]]
** [[:Category:OS X Leopard|OS X Leopard (10.5)]]
** [[:Category:OS X Snow Leopard|OS X Snow Leopard (10.6)]]
* [[:Category:Linux|Linux & Unix]]
* [[:Category:Handheld|Mobile Devices]]
|}

PC Lab

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{{Campus Location
|name=PC Lab
|image=
|website= [http://www.stevens.edu/it/ www.stevens.edu/it]
|department= [[Information Technology]]
|location=Lower Level of the [[Library]]
|wired=yes
|wireless=yes
|noexp=yes
|hours= * Monday - Thursday: 8AM - 10:30PM
* Friday: 8AM - 7:30PM
* Saturday: 9:30AM - 5PM
|related= * [[Information Technology]]
* [[Computer Service Center]]
* [[Helpdesk|Help Desk]]
* [[SC Williams Library]]
}}

Babbio 64-bit MFP

2012-07-13T14:12:58Z

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[[Category:Printers]]
This printer is no longer in service. Please see the [[Printing]] page for other printing locations on campus.

WebSync on Windows XP and 2000

2012-07-13T14:08:17Z

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These instructions have been adapted from the instructions provided within the Stevens Webmail client at https://webmail.stevens.edu/atmail/parse.php?file=html/english/help/sync.html.

== Instructions ==

=== Step 1: Download the WebSync Client ===

First, download the WebMail-sync installation utility for Outlook 2000, 2003 or 2007 at http://atmail.com/websync/websync-561.exe.

=== Step 2: Install the WebSync Software ===

After downloading, run the webmail-sync installation utility and install the software on your computer. After installation, restart Outlook and the new plugin will be automatically installed.

=== Step 3: Configure and Enter you Account Information ===

From within Outlook navigate to the '''tools''' menu and click '''Options'''.

{{Visual guide|img=WEBSYNC_XP_01.jpg}}

Now open the WebSync configuration by clicking the WebSync tab.

{{Visual guide|img=WEBSYNC_XP_02.jpg}}

Save all changes, then exit the accounts options window.

=== Step 4: Synchronize with Webmail ===

[[Category: Email]]
After enabling Mail-syncing (see above), you should see a macro button labeled "WebMail Sync" on your toolbar:

{{Visual guide|img=WEBSYNC_XP_03.jpg}}

Click on the button, and Outlook will sync with your WebMail account automatically.

Google at Stevens on Outlook 2010 for Windows

2012-07-13T13:23:28Z

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[[Category: Google at Stevens]]
__NOTOC__
These are the steps necessary to use [[Microsoft Outlook 2010]] to view your [[Google at Stevens]]

==Instructions==

1. Open Outlook 2010, click on File, and Add Account as pictured.
{{Visual guide|img=Gmailoutlook101.png}}
2. When the Add New Account screen appears, click on the radial button named “Manually configure server settings or additional server types,” and click Next.
{{Visual guide|img=Gmailoutlook102.png}}
3. Select the radial button named “Internet E-mail” and click Next.
{{Visual guide|img=Gmailoutlook103.png}}
4a. In the Internet E-mail Settings under '''User Information''' enter:
:* Your full name
:* Your e-mail address in the form of username@stevens.edu.
4b. In the Internet E-mail Settings under '''Server Information''' enter:
:* The Account Type of IMAP
:* The Incoming mail server of '''imap.gmail.com'''
:* The Outgoing mail server (SMTP) of '''smtp.gmail.com'''
4c. In the Internet E-mail Settings under '''Logon Information''' enter:
:* The User Name in the form of '''username@stevens.edu'''
:* Your [[Google Mobile Password]].

:After entering all your information please click on '''More Settings.'''
{{Visual guide|img=Gmailoutlook104.png}}
5. Select the tab labeled '''Outgoing Server''' and select '''“My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication.”'''
{{Visual guide|img=Gmailoutlook105.png}}
6. Then select the tab labeled '''Advanced''', and under the '''Server Port Numbers''':
:* Change the '''Incoming Server (IMAP)''' port to '''993 using SSL encrypted connection.'''
:* Change the '''Outgoing server (SMTP)''' port to '''587 using TLS encrypted connection.'''

:After the following is selected click OK.
{{Visual guide|img=Gmailoutlook106.png}}
7. Click ''Next'' at the Add New Account Window and your account will be tested both sending an test e-mail message and receiving a message.
{{Visual guide|img=Gmailoutlook107.png}}
8. After the test is completed successful, click '''Close''' to continue.
{{Visual guide|img=Gmailoutlook108.png}}
9. Click '''Finish''' to complete the set-up and view your Stevens G-Mail through Outlook.

Mac OS X Leopard 802.1x

2012-07-12T20:26:18Z

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{{Domain account}}
__TOC__
== Setting Up 802.1x Wireless with Protected EAP (PEAP) on an Apple computer running Mac OS X Leopard ==

This document covers how to connect to the 802.1x wireless services for the '''Stevens''' network names (ssid) and residence hall 802.1x wireless network names on an '''Apple Computer'''.

To configure 802.1x wireless, your Apple Computer must have/use the following items: (See Note below if your OS X version number is below 10.5 or need to update drivers/software)

* Mac OS X 10.5 or greater
* Lastest wireless card driver installed (update may be needed)

'''NOTE''':

* If your Apple computer is running a version below '''10.4 (Tiger)''', Information Technology strongly recommends you upgrade to 10.4 (Tiger) before using 802.1x wireless. If you would like to check for software updates you can use the '''Software Update''' located in System Preferences.

==Connecting to the 802.1x Wireless Service==

In OS X, connecting to a wireless network does not involve configuring the Network name (SSID) before being able to connect. Follow these steps to connect to the 802.1x Wireless Networks:

=== Step 1 - Activate Airport ===
* First, verify that your Apple's Airport is activated by looking in the top right section of your screen. If the Airport is disabled it will look like this: [[Image:Wirelessoff.png]]. To activate the device click on the icon and select '''Turn AirPort On''' as shown: 

{{Visual guide|img=WirelessMenuOff.png}}

=== Step 2 - Open System Preferences ===
* Open System Preferences by clicking on the System Preferences icon on the dock, or by clicking on the Apple logo on the top left corner of the screen and clicking on "System Preferences" on the dropdown menu that appears. 

{{Visual guide|img=SysPref.png}}

=== Step 3 - Open the Network Preference Pane ===
* Click on the icon that says "Network" to bring up the Networking Preference Pane.

{{Visual guide|img=NetPanel.png}}

=== Step 4 - Enter the Advanced Menu ===
* Click on the Advanced button to bring up the Advanced pane. Click on 802.1x at the top to edit the 802.1x authentication information.

{{Visual guide|img=8021x_tab.png}}

=== Step 5 - Create a new User Profile ===
* Click on the "+" near the bottom of the pane and select "Add User Profile". Name the profile "WPA2: Stevens Student" if you connect to the Stevens Student wireless network (Undergraduate and Graduate students), or "WPA2: Stevens" if you connect to the Stevens wireless network (Faculty and Staff).

{{Visual guide|img=AddUserProfile.png}}

=== Step 6 - Enter 802.1x Authentication Information ===
* Enter your Stevens username and Campus Domain Password. Select the wireless network that you wish to connect to from the dropdown box (if no networks appear, try turning the AirPort card off then on again). Lastly, make sure "PEAP" and "LEAP" are the only options checked under "Authentication" and click "OK".

{{Visual guide|img=8021x_settings.png}}

=== Step 7 - Apply Settings and Connect to the Network ===
* Click on "Apply" at the bottom of the pane, then select the network you just configured from the "Network Name" dropdown box. The AirPort card should begin to associate with the Stevens network and should be fully authenticated and connected within 15 seconds.

{{Visual guide|img=Finalconnection.png}}

* When the status for the connection becomes "Authenticated via PEAP", the computer is successfully authenticated and will receive an IP Address from the Stevens network.

{{Visual guide|img=Authenticated.png}}

[[Category:Networking]]
[[Category:OS X Leopard]]
[[Category:Tutorials]]

VPN on Windows Vista - Split Tunneling

2012-07-12T20:24:50Z

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{{Domain account}}
__TOC__
'''If you are trying to access the Library Databases do not use Split Tunneling'''

== Who can use this? ==
You must have a Windows Campus domain login to use the VPN server.
{{Domain account warning}}

== Configuration Instructions for Split Tunneling in Windows Vista==

===Step 1: Open Network and Sharing Center===
Open the Network and Sharing Center in Control Panel. Click on “Set up a connection or network”.

{{Visual guide|img=VPN_Vista_ST_01.jpg}}

===Step 2: Connect to a Workplace===
Choose to "Connect to a workplace" and click next

{{Visual guide|img=VPN_Vista_ST_02.jpg}}

===Step 3: "Use My Internet Connection"===
Choose "Use my Internet connection (VPN)

{{Visual guide|img=VPN_Vista_ST_03.jpg}}

===Step 4: Type the Internet Address===
For the Internet address type: '''vpn.stevens.edu'''
For the Destination name type: '''Stevens VPN Split Tunnel'''
Also, make sure to check the box next to '''Don't connect now; just set it up so I can connect later'''

{{Visual guide|img=VPN_Vista_ST_04.jpg}}

===Step 5: Type your user name and password===
Type in your Campus Domain credentials and click create. You may choose to check the "Remember this password" box, but this is not recommended as anyone with access to the machine now has access to your Domain account.

{{Visual guide|img=VPN_Vista_ST_05.jpg}}

===Step 6: Click Close===
Once it says ''The connection is ready to use'', do not click on connect now, rather click on '''Close'''

{{Visual guide|img=VPN_Vista_ST_06.jpg}}

===Step 7: Open the Network and Sharing Center Again===
Now that the connection has been created, we need to edit a few of the settings, so open the network and sharing center again and click on '''Manage network connections'''

{{Visual guide|img=VPN_Vista_ST_07.jpg}}

===Step 8: Select the Stevens VPN Split Tunnel===
Right click on the connection '''Stevens VPN Split Tunnel''' and click on '''Properties'''

{{Visual guide|img=VPN_Vista_ST_08.jpg}}

===Step 9: Change IPsec Settings===
On the ''Networking'' tab,

* For the "Type of VPN:" Select "L2TP IPSec VPN" The screen shot below is not correct it should read "L2TP IPSec VPN" where it reads "Automatic".

* click on the button for '''IPSec Settings'''

{{Visual guide|img=VPN_Vista_ST_09a.jpg}}

Once the box pops up, click on '''Use preshared key for authentication" and type "SITvpn" for the key. Click on '''Ok'''

{{Visual guide|img=VPN_Vista_ST_09b.jpg}}

===Step 10: Change IPv4 Settings===
Click on '''Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)''' and then click on the button that says '''Properties'''

{{Visual guide|img=VPN_Vista_ST_10a.jpg}}

Once that box pops up, click on the '''Advanced''' button.

{{Visual guide|img=VPN_Vista_ST_10b.jpg}}

Under the ''IP Settings'' tab, uncheck the box next to '''Use Default gateway on remote network''' and click '''Ok'''

{{Visual guide|img=VPN_Vista_ST_10c.jpg}}

===Step 11: Start the Connection===
Double click on '''Stevens VPN Split Tunnel'''

{{Visual guide|img=VPN_Vista_ST_11.jpg}}

===Step 12: Enter your Campus Domain Credentials===
Enter in your campus domain username and password in the boxes

{{Visual guide|img=VPN_Vista_ST_12.jpg}}

===Step 13: Select a location===
Select a location for this network

{{Visual guide|img=VPN_Vista_ST_13.jpg}}

== Troubleshooting ==
If you are unable to connect, please check our [[VPN Troubleshooting]] tips.

[[Category:Networking]]
[[Category:Windows Vista]]

Microsoft Outlook 2003 POP3

2012-07-12T20:23:31Z

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__NOTOC__
These are the steps necessary to set up [[Microsoft Outlook 2003]] for use with [[myStevens]] email account via the POP3 protocol.

== Instructions ==

=== Step 1 - Open Outlook 2003 ===
Open [[Microsoft Outlook 2003]] and select '''Tools >> Email Accounts...''' from the file menu at the top.

{{Visual guide|img=Out03IMAP1.JPG}}

=== Step 2 - Email Accounts ===
Select '''Add a new email account''' then click '''Next'''.

{{Visual guide|img=Out03IMAP2.JPG}}

=== Step 3 - Server Type ===
Select '''POP3''' then click '''Next'''.

{{Visual guide|img=Out03POP3.JPG}}

=== Step 4 - Internet Email Settings (IMAP) ===
# Enter your '''Full Name''' in the '''Your Name''' field.
# Enter your entire Stevens email address in the '''Email Address''' field.
# Enter your '''[[myStevens|Stevens]] username''' in the '''User Name''' field.
# If you would like your password saved, enter your '''Password''' in the '''Password''' field and select '''Remember password'''.
# Enter '''nexus.stevens.edu''' in both the '''Incoming mail server (POP3)''' and '''Outgoing mail server (SMTP)''' fields.

{{Visual guide|img=Out03IMAP4.JPG}}

=== Step 5 - [[Authenticated SMTP]] ===
In order to send email from off-campus, authenticated SMTP must be used.
# Click the '''More Settings...''' and select the '''Outgoing Server''' tab.
# Check the box next to '''My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication'''.
# Select the '''Use same settings as my incoming mail server''' radio button.

{{Visual guide|img=Out03IMAP5.JPG}}

# Now change to the '''Advanced Settings''' tab.
# Verify that the outgoing port is set '''587'''.
# Select '''OK'''.

{{Visual guide|img=Out07IMAP6.JPG}}

=== Step 6 - Confirm Settings ===
Click '''Next''' and finally '''Finish'''. [[Microsoft Outlook 2003]] is now configured for use with [[myStevens]].
[[Category: Windows]]
[[Category: Email]]
[[Category: Microsoft Office]]

Thunderbird

2012-07-12T20:20:54Z

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[[Category:Email]][[Category:Software]]
This page will show you how to configure Mozilla Thunderbird to work with your Stevens Email.

== Thunderbird 3.x ==

=== Step 1 - Account Settings ===
*Open thunderbird and in the '''Tools''' menu, select '''Account Settings'''.

{{Visual guide|img=Tb1.jpg}}

=== Step 2 - Add Account ===
*Click on '''Account Actions''' and select '''Add account'''.

{{Visual guide|img=Tb3_1.png}}

=== Step 3 - Account Info ===
*Type in your Full Name, Username and Password in their respective fields.
*Proceed by clicking '''Continue'''.

{{Visual guide|img=Tb3_2.png}}

=== Step 4 - Account creation ===
*Allow time for Thunderbird to retrieve server settings.
*Proceed by clicking '''Create Account'''.

{{Visual guide|img=Tb3_3.png}}

=== Step 5 - Add Security Exception ===
*You will be prompted with a Security Certificate Status prompt.
*Please click '''Confirm Security Exception'''.

{{Visual guide|img=Tb3_4.png}}

=== Step 6 - FINISHED ===
*Thunderbird will now download your folders and email.

== Thunderbird 2.x ==

=== Step 1 - Account Settings ===
*Open thunderbird and in the '''Tools''' menu, select '''Account Settings'''.

{{Visual guide|img=Tb1.jpg}}

=== Step 2 - Add Account ===
*Select the '''Add Account''' button in the lower-left corner.

{{Visual guide|img=Tb2.jpg}}

=== Step 3 - Account Type ===
*Select '''Email account''' from the list.
*Proceed by clicking '''Next'''.

{{Visual guide|img=Tb3.jpg}}

=== Step 4 - Name and Email ===
*Enter your '''name''' and '''email address''' in the appropriate fields.
*Proceed by clicking '''Next'''.

{{Visual guide|img=Tb4.jpg}}

=== Step 5 - Server Type ===
*Select '''IMAP''' as the type of server and enter the incoming server as '''nexus.stevens.edu'''.
*If this is the very first account you are adding to thunderbird, it will ask for the outgoing server as well. This is also '''nexus.stevens.edu'''.
*Proceed by clicking '''Next'''.

{{Visual guide|img=Tb5.jpg}}

=== Step 6 - Username ===
*Type in your '''Pipeline Username'''.
*Proceed by clicking '''Next'''.

{{Visual guide|img=Tb6.jpg}}

=== Step 7 - Account Name ===
*Type in the name of your account. In this case '''Stevens Email'''.
*Proceed by clicking '''Next'''.

{{Visual guide|img=Tb7.jpg}}

=== Step 8 - Finish Wizard ===
*Click '''Finish'''.

{{Visual guide|img=Tb8.jpg}}

=== Step 9 - Outgoing Server (SMTP) ===
*Go back into the Account Settings Window and click on '''Outgoing Server (SMTP)''' (highlighted in the photo below).
*Select your default account and click '''Edit'''.

{{Visual guide|img=Tb9.jpg}}

=== Step 10 - Verify/Change SMTP Settings ===
*Verify that you have the proper settings and correct '''Server Name''' and '''Username''' (your '''Pipeline''' username).
**For the '''Port''', Thunderbird's Default is 25, when for Stevens e-mail, it should be changed to '''587'''

{{Visual guide|img=Tb10.jpg}}

{{Visual guide|img=Thunderbirdedit.jpg}}

*Click OK to confirm, and then OK again to get out of the '''Account Settings''' window.

=== Step 11 - Get Mail ===
*You will now see your new account called "Stevens Email" on the left side. Click on your inbox, and click the '''Get Mail''' button.

{{Visual guide|img=Tb11.jpg}}

=== Step 12 - Enter Password ===
*You will be prompted for you password.
*Enter your password and check the box that says '''Use Password Manager to remember this password'''.

{{Visual guide|img=Tb12.jpg}}

=== Step 13 - FINISHED ===
*Thunderbird will now download your folders and email.

== Changing Account Settings ==
=== Moving Reply Text To The Top Of A Message ===
By default in Thunderbird, the text of a reply is placed at the bottom of the original message. This setting may become inconvenient and cause confusion to both corresponding parties. Changing this setting in Thunderbird is easy, and completely painless.

==== Step 1 - Account Settings ====
*Open thunderbird and in the '''Tools''' menu, select '''Account Settings'''.

{{Visual guide|img=Tb1.jpg}}

==== Step 2 - Composition & Addressing ====
*Expand the selected account settings, and select '''Composition & Addressing'''

{{Visual guide|img=Editreply2.jpg}}

==== Step 3 - Automatic Quotation ====
*Here, you may '''disable''' automatic quotation of the original message by '''un-checking the box'''

{{Visual guide|img=Editreply3.jpg}}

*To change the location of the response to the top, select '''"start my reply above the quote"'''

{{Visual guide|img=Editreply4.jpg}}

*Additionally, to move your signature to the top of the message, under your reply, select '''"below my reply (above the quote)"''' from the signature drop down menu.

{{Visual guide|img=Editreply5.jpg}}

==== Step 4 - Finished ====
*Click '''OK'''

{{Visual guide|img=Editreply6.jpg}}

*Thunderbird will now start your reply at the top of the message, above the quoted text, and place your signature directly below.

Windows 7 FAQ

2012-07-12T17:44:32Z

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==What is Windows 7==

"Windows 7" was released officially on October 22nd, 2009. It is the latest desktop Operating System released by Microsoft as of the Fall of 2009.

For information about Windows 7 please see Microsoft's website. http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7/

==How can I get Windows 7==
'''Read First''': [[Before upgrading to Windows 7]] - This article contains information about backing up your data for the fresh install of Windows 7.

===Stevens Provided Notebook Image===

The Stevens Helpdesk currently has an image (snapshot) using the Windows 7 Operating System for the below Stevens distributed laptops:
* [[Class 2013 Compaq 8530w Notebook]]
* [[Class 2012 Compaq 8510w Notebook]]
* [[Class 2011 Compaq 8510w Notebook]]

To upgrade one of the above laptops, please check it in to the [[Computer Service Center]] during their hours of operation.

'''NOTE''': Class 2014 and beyond do not require an upgrade as the laptops are pre-loaded with Windows 7.

===MSDN AA===

Stevens Institute of Technology is a member of the Microsoft Developers Network Academic Alliance ([[MSDN AA]]). Undergraduate students, faculty, and staff have the ability to request an [[MSDN AA]] account through the Stevens Helpdesk Ticking System. Windows 7 Professional (32bit and 64bit) is available via an MSDN AA account.

The MSDN website will provide a download for the DVD image of the Windows 7 installer and an installation key. This means, if you plan to obtain Windows 7 from the MSDN website you will need a blank DVD-R to burn the downloaded Windows 7 DVD image.

You will then need the burned disk in the DVD drive. The Windows 7 installer application should launch and guide you though the installation.

WARNING: Installing Windows 7 from the [[MSDN AA]] will require you to re-install all of your programs. Keep in mind that many applications are still not officially supported by Windows 7. It is recommended to check any application manufacture websites to verify compatibility.

==Common Problems with Windows 7 on Campus==

===Connecting to Wired Network===

Connecting to the wired network in public locations typically requires [[802.1x]] authentication. Unfortunately, the service which provides 802.1x functionality for wired connections is turned off by default. To enable the service, open the start menu and type "Services" in the search box and open the first Program named 'Services'. (Alternatively the Services program can be opened from the Control Panel by finding the icon within Administrative Services.)

The Services window should list all started/stopped services on the machine. Navigate to the bottom of the list and find "Wired Autoconfig". Double click to open the properties for the service. Change the startup type to 'Automatic' and hit the start button.

If you have a wire plugged into the Campus network (on an active port) and you start the service, a dialog button in the bottom-right side of the screen should appear. Clicking within this window should open a dialog-prompt asking for your [[Campus Domain Account]] credentials.

===Hitting Terminate instead of Connect===

When connecting to a Campus network, the computer will be asked to trust a certificate from Campus. The Windows 7 implementation requires the user to click '''Connect''' when prompted. 
NOTE: If the user clicks '''Terminate''', the following steps must be taken to retry the connection. 

# Click the '''Start''' icon and press '''Control Panel'''
# Under '''Network and Internet''', click '''View Network Status and Tasks'''
# On the left, click on '''Manage Wireless Networks'''
# Right click the network you were trying to connect to (Stevens Student for students or Stevens for staff/faculty) and select '''Remove Network'''
# At this point, please follow the directions for connecting to the Stevens Wireless Network available [[Windows 7 802.1x Wireless|here]].

===No Prompt for Certificate Connect/Terminate===

If you are continually asked for credentials you may need to reinstall the Verisign certificate.
# Download the Verisign Certificate: [http://www.stevens.edu/itwiki/files/VeriSign.cer Link]
# Double-click the file, then press '''Install Certificate...'''
# Hit '''Next''', '''Next''', and '''Finish'''.
# Press '''OK''' when notified of successful installation.
# Connect to the respective wireless network again.
# Be sure to hit '''Connect''' when prompted (after entering your Campus Domain credentials).

[[Category:Windows 7]]
[[Category:FAQ]]

Windows 7 FAQ

2012-07-12T17:42:57Z

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==What is Windows 7==

"Windows 7" was released officially on October 22nd, 2009. It is the latest desktop Operating System released by Microsoft as of the Fall of 2009.

For information about Windows 7 please see Microsoft's website. http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7/

==How can I get Windows 7==
'''Read First''': [[Before upgrading to Windows 7]] - This article contains information about backing up your data for the fresh install of Windows 7.

===Stevens Provided Notebook Image===

The Stevens Helpdesk currently has an image (snapshot) using the Windows 7 Operating System for the below Stevens distributed laptops:
* [[Class 2013 Compaq 8530w Notebook]]
* [[Class 2012 Compaq 8510w Notebook]]
* [[Class 2011 Compaq 8510w Notebook]]

To upgrade one of the above laptops, please check it in to the [[Computer Service Center]] during their hours of operation.
'''NOTE''': Class 2014 and beyond do not require an upgrade as the laptops are pre-loaded with Windows 7.

===MSDN AA===

Stevens Institute of Technology is a member of the Microsoft Developers Network Academic Alliance ([[MSDN AA]]). Undergraduate students, faculty, and staff have the ability to request an [[MSDN AA]] account through the Stevens Helpdesk Ticking System. Windows 7 Professional (32bit and 64bit) is available via an MSDN AA account.

The MSDN website will provide a download for the DVD image of the Windows 7 installer and an installation key. This means, if you plan to obtain Windows 7 from the MSDN website you will need a blank DVD-R to burn the downloaded Windows 7 DVD image.

You will then need the burned disk in the DVD drive. The Windows 7 installer application should launch and guide you though the installation.

WARNING: Installing Windows 7 from the [[MSDN AA]] will require you to re-install all of your programs. Keep in mind that many applications are still not officially supported by Windows 7. It is recommended to check any application manufacture websites to verify compatibility.

==Common Problems with Windows 7 on Campus==

===Connecting to Wired Network===

Connecting to the wired network in public locations typically requires [[802.1x]] authentication. Unfortunately, the service which provides 802.1x functionality for wired connections is turned off by default. To enable the service, open the start menu and type "Services" in the search box and open the first Program named 'Services'. (Alternatively the Services program can be opened from the Control Panel by finding the icon within Administrative Services.)

The Services window should list all started/stopped services on the machine. Navigate to the bottom of the list and find "Wired Autoconfig". Double click to open the properties for the service. Change the startup type to 'Automatic' and hit the start button.

If you have a wire plugged into the Campus network (on an active port) and you start the service, a dialog button in the bottom-right side of the screen should appear. Clicking within this window should open a dialog-prompt asking for your [[Campus Domain Account]] credentials.

===Hitting Terminate instead of Connect===

When connecting to a Campus network, the computer will be asked to trust a certificate from Campus. The Windows 7 implementation requires the user to click '''Connect''' when prompted. 
NOTE: If the user clicks '''Terminate''', the following steps must be taken to retry the connection. 

# Click the '''Start''' icon and press '''Control Panel'''
# Under '''Network and Internet''', click '''View Network Status and Tasks'''
# On the left, click on '''Manage Wireless Networks'''
# Right click the network you were trying to connect to (Stevens Student for students or Stevens for staff/faculty) and select '''Remove Network'''
# At this point, please follow the directions for connecting to the Stevens Wireless Network available [[Windows 7 802.1x Wireless|here]].

===No Prompt for Certificate Connect/Terminate===

If you are continually asked for credentials you may need to reinstall the Verisign certificate.
# Download the Verisign Certificate: [http://www.stevens.edu/itwiki/files/VeriSign.cer Link]
# Double-click the file, then press '''Install Certificate...'''
# Hit '''Next''', '''Next''', and '''Finish'''.
# Press '''OK''' when notified of successful installation.
# Connect to the respective wireless network again.
# Be sure to hit '''Connect''' when prompted (after entering your Campus Domain credentials).

[[Category:Windows 7]]
[[Category:FAQ]]

Clearing Wireless Profiles in Lion

2012-07-12T17:39:03Z

Plupinsk: formatting

1. Navigate to '''/Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration''' in either Finder or a Terminal session

2. Delete the following files from the above folder:
*com.apple.network.eapolclient.configuration.plist
*networkInterfaces.plist

3. You may need to reboot if the profile is still listed under 802.1x tab.
[[Category:OS X]][[Category:Networking]]

User:Pmaclane

2012-07-12T17:29:48Z

Plupinsk: hi pat

{{ITC
|name=Patrick MacLane
|major=
|year=2015
|started=2012
|employed=yes
}}

Hey, this is Pat. I work in the computer center and can help you with your technical problems.

HD:Cisco Spectrum Expert

2012-07-12T17:24:30Z

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== Overview ==

Cisco Spectrum Expert is a software and hardware bundle that can be used to locate and manage sources of wireless interference. The WiFi card provides hardware support for realtime wireless analysis, while the software allows easy management and visualization of data. Cisco Spectrum Expert allows you to record captures, and play them back later at a later time for analysis.

== Setup ==

*Insert the Rosewill adapter card into the laptop.
*Insert the Cisco Spectrum Expert Sensor card into the Rosewill adapter. Make sure the Rosewill adapter is already plugged in.
*Click the antenna on top of the screen.
*Start the Spectrum Expert software '''Start''' -> '''All Programs''' -> '''Cisco''' -> '''Cisco Spectrum Expert'''
*Select '''Spectrum Card with External Antenna'''

The live view will be shown in the main window, updating in real time based on wireless signal.

== Views ==

There are 5 tabs:

*'''Spectrum AQ''': Displays spectrum charts. Includes information about different types of RF sources, as well as interference and channel utilization.
*'''Spectrum Spec An''': Real time radio data, showing frequency power and duty cycles. Give a more detailed look at the data that Spectrum AQ shows.
*'''Devices''': Lists sources of RF, including APs and sources of interference.
*'''Channel Summary''': Provides an overview chart for each WiFi channels (1-11).
*'''Device Finder''': Right clicking and selecting '''Find This Device''' in the '''Devices''' view shows detailed data about a device in this view.

== Data Interpretation ==

There are 4 main graph windows:

*'''Real Time FFT''': Shows a plot of '''Frequency vs Power'''
*'''FFT Duty Cycle''': Shows the percent of time a frequency is significantly above ambient radio readings.
*'''Swept Spectrogram''': Presents data from the previous plots in an upward scrolling log, to compare changes in frequency distributions over time.

Duty cycle can be thought of as "bandwidth" for the frequency. If a source of interference has a high duty cycle, it will drown out legitimate traffic.

== Locating Interference and Devices ==

Non-AP based interference will be listed under the '''Devices''' tab as '''Generic - Fixed Frequency''' or '''Generic - Continuous'''. To physically locate a source, '''Right Click''' on the device, and click '''Find This Device'''. The view will be changed to '''Device Finder''', showing a plot of power over time. As you walk with the computer, the signal power will either rise (higher dB) or decrease (lower dB). From this, you can locate the device through trial and error movement.

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HD:Survey PRO

2012-07-09T14:11:01Z

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== Overview ==

AirMagnet is a software/hardware bundle that is used to survey 802.11a/b/g/n wireless networks. It can log several metrics regarding signal strength and quality, including strength (in dB) and Signal Noise Ratio (SNR). The wireless surveys can be laid over a map (usually a jpeg of gif) to create a visual representation of network strength. The AirMagnet device and software are very finicky, so it may take a few attempts to get them working. See "Troubleshooting" for common issues.

== Starting AirMagnet ==

*First, insert the Rosewill ExpressCard to CardBus Adapter into the left-side CardBus on the workstation. The light should turn green. Next, insert the AirMagnet PC card into the Rosewill adapter<nowiki>*</nowiki>. Make sure it fits tightly, but do not push too hard. The ACT light should be lit on the AirMagnet card. See Troubleshooting if the PWR light is blinking.

*Open up Network Connections to view available network adapters. Start -> Control Panel -> Network and Internet ->View network status and tasks -> Change Adapter Settings. You should see 2 wireless adapters: the built in Intel Centrino card, and the Atheros AR5008X (the AirMagnet).

*Now start the AirMagnet software (called Survey PRO) by going to Start -> All Programs -> AirMagnet Survey -> Survey Pro. The software will prompt you to select a wireless card. Check the "Atheros AR5008X Wireless Network Adapter" and uncheck "Inter(R) Centrino(R) Ultimate-N 6300 AGN". Press "OK" to continue.

<nowiki>*</nowiki> You need to put the Rosewill CardBus Adapter in BEFORE inserting the AirMagnet PC card, or it will not work.
== Using AirMagnet ==

Map the Network Management Service web space(nms01). See [[Mapping_A_Network_Drive| Mapping A Network Drive]]. The address is "nms01" Navigate to webspace -> public_html -> airmagnet. GIF diagrams of building floors are inside folders named as the respective building and floor number. Download the GIF of the building layout to the local machine, since AirMagnet renders wireless unusable.

'''Using Existing Project'''
*You can open the existing Survey PRO Project (.svp) file in the respective folder, instead of starting a new project.

'''New Project Setup'''
*On the right hand side of AirMagnet, select the "Project Wizard" icon.
*Specify a project name, select "None GPS Project", and select a project directory. Press "Next"
*Select "Import Indoor Floor Plan Image" and select the GIF file downloaded from the NMS webspace. Leave the X and Y dimensions blank. Press "Next"
*Select the environment closest to the one you will be sampling. Leave "Signal Propagation Assessment" at 40 feet, and "AP Default Power" at 100 mWatt. Press "Next"
*Enter a project description (optional). Press "Finish"

You should now see the building map displayed inside the main window. To begin sampling:

*On the left tab, change the '''Survey Type''' from "Active (AP assoc.)" to '''Passive'''. The left tab should change layout slightly.
*Select the SSID of the network you want to survey from the list provided. ex '''Stevens Student'''. Alternately, select the specific AP you want to survey.
*Press the green arrow button, starting the survey.
*Wireless signal metrics will update ~every second. Left click on the map where you are currently standing.
*Step forward several feet, and click your new position on the map. Continue to do this until you are finished, creating a path on the map where you walked.
*Press the red stop button on the left tab when finished. Click "Save and Display".
*A heat map will be overlaid on the building map, showing signal strength for the area surveyed.

== Troubleshooting ==
'''The LED won't light up on the Rosewill card!'''
*You need to make sure you insert the Rosewill card EMPTY into the laptop. Ensure the AirMagnet card is out of the Rosewill card until after you plug it in.

'''The PWR button is blinking on the AirMagnet!'''
*Close Survey PRO if open, and unplug ONLY the AirMagnet card from the Rosewill card. Reinsert it firmly. This continues to happen, restart the computer.

'''The SSID metrics aren't changing!'''
*The AirMagnet card is probably not working. Is the PWR light blinking? If so, try closing Survey Pro, reinserting both the AirMagnet and Rosewill cards, re-initializing the wireless devices, and worst case - restarting the computer.

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2012-07-09T14:06:54Z

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Import Go Calendar to Google at Stevens

2012-06-18T15:40:59Z

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[[Category: Google at Stevens]]
__NOTOC__
These are the steps necessary to import Go Calendar Events from Google Go into [[Google at Stevens]].

'''''Please Note:''' Steps 3 and 4 will vary slightly depending on your individual configuration, specifically your choice of web browser and ZIP extraction utility.''

==Instructions==
*This tutorial is defaulted for importing your '''PERSONAL CALENDAR'''. Extra details are given during certain steps for importing '''MULTIPLE CALENDARS'''.

1. In order to export your calendar from your @go.stevens.edu account, please log into your Stevens Go Calendar. After logging in, go to the upper right hand corner and click on the '''gear''' symbols and go into Calendar settings.

{{Visual guide|img=Go2Google1.png}}

2. In Calendar settings, select the Calendars Tab, and click on '''Export Calendars'''.

{{Visual guide|img=Go2Google2.png}}

3. After clicking on Export Calendars, your browser may ask you to download your Calendar. Please select '''Save File''' and then click '''OK'''. This will download a zip file that contains your exported calendar.

{{Visual guide|img=Go2Google3.png}}

4. After downloading the exported calendar, find the file in your browser's download location; this may be a Download folder, the Desktop, etc. Right click on the file's icon and select '''Extract here''' or similar. Continue through the extraction process.
{{Visual guide|img=Gcalex.png}}

5. Now that you have successfully extracted the exported calendar file from your @go.stevens.edu account, please log into your new Google calendar by clicking on the '''Calendar''' icon under '''Google at Stevens''' in myStevens.

{{Visual guide|img=Gcalstevens.png}}

6. After successfully logging in, you should see a Google Calendar for your @stevens.edu account instead of the old @go.stevens.edu. In this window, go to the upper right hand corner, click on the '''gear''' symbol, and go into Calendar settings just as before.

{{Visual guide|img=Go2Google6.png}}

7. In Calendar settings, click on the '''Calendars''' tab near the top left, then click '''Import Calendars''', and then click '''Browse'''. (**If you are importing '''MULTIPLE CALENDARS''', you need to create empty calendars for each calendar you will be importing. Then follow the aforementioned step.)

{{Visual guide|img=Go2Google7.png}}

8. After browsing to the calendar file location, select the file and click '''Open'''. (**For '''MULTIPLE CALENDARS''' you need to import each calendar seperately, and therefore need to upload each calendar file one at a time, into the respective folder.)

{{Visual guide|img=Go2Google8.png}}

9. After clicking open, please click on Import to import your calendar. After clicking '''import''', you have successfully imported your @go.stevens.edu calendar into your new Google account.

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10. When you click on the Calendar link on to top right, you will be able to view your calendar.

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Babbio X10

2012-05-22T19:47:39Z

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The following rooms in the Babbio Center have been fitted with additional hardware in order to allow for multi-projector display:
*BC 110
*BC 210
*BC 310

==Projector Labeling==
The projection system in the Babbio X10 classrooms has been relabeled to be less confusing. As such, each connection and projector has been labeled with '''A''' or '''B'''.

Wall connections can be seen here: 
[[Image:bcx10_wall.jpg|800px]]

Each projector cage is now also labeled: 
[[Image:bcx10_proj.jpg|800px]]

==Standard Single Projector Display==
The rooms are capable of displaying two separate images through the use of two separate laptops.

In the case where you'd like to use a single projector, please follow the steps below:
#Turn on Projector A or B
#Plug the VGA cable for the respective projector you've turned on
#On the Pixie Projector controller, select '''COMP''' for the projector you turned on
#Your image should now be displayed

==Dual Projector Display==
In order to display a single image (from a single computer) to both projectors, please take the following steps:

#Turn both projectors on
#Plug in computer to cable for '''Projector A'''
#Set the Pixie control for '''Projector A''' to '''COMP'''
#Set the Pixie control for '''Projector B''' to '''COMP'''

'''NOTE''': The Projector B '''COMP''' is programmed to ''Search'' for inputs, and as such must be set after Projector A is displaying an image.

For reference, please see the below image of the Pixie controller: 
[[Image:bcx10_pixie.jpg|800px]]

[[Category:Networking]]

Android IMAP

2012-05-22T19:33:22Z

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This guide will show you how to set up email on your [[Android]] phone using IMAP.
== Instructions ==
1. Open the Mail application on your phone. It is typically on the main home screen of your device.


2. If this is the first account you're setting up, skip to step 3. To add an account, press the '''Menu''' button, then select '''More''' > '''New account'''.
{{Visual guide|img=android_imap_2.png}}
3. Select '''Other (POP3/IMAP)'''.
{{Visual guide|img=android_imap_3.png}}
4. Enter your Pipeline email address and password, then press '''Next'''.
{{Visual guide|img=android_imap_4.png}}
5. Change the form to reflect the below settings, then press '''Next'''.
:*Protocol: '''IMAP'''
:*Email address: '''username@stevens.edu'''
:*Username: '''Stevens Username'''
:*Password: '''Pipeline Password'''
:*IMAP server: '''nexus.stevens.edu'''
:*Security type: '''None'''
:*Server port: '''143'''
{{Visual guide|img=android_imap_5.png}}
6. Change the form to reflect the below settings, then press '''Next'''.
:*Login Required: '''Checked'''
:*Username: '''Stevens Username'''
:*Password: '''Pipeline Password'''
:*SMTP server: '''nexus.stevens.edu'''
:*Security type: '''None'''
:*Server port: '''587'''
{{Visual guide|img=android_imap_6.png}}
7. Ensure that your email is correct and type in your name, then press '''Finish Setup'''. (This will be the name displayed when others receive mail from you.
{{Visual guide|img=android_imap_7.png}}
[[Category:Android]]
[[Category:Email]]

Register Stevens Guest Wireless Account

2012-05-17T16:02:04Z

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==Overview==
Stevens Faculty and Staff members can create and account for their guests to access the "Stevens Guest" wireless network. Registered guests will be able to access the network for up to 72 hours. All guests will be asked to re-enter their credentials in order to re-authenticate every 12 hours.

*'''Single Guest''': This allows a single guest to log in through the Web Based authentication for Stevens Guest and have access to the network for 72 hours. Upon the expiration of the account, the host may create another account for the user. Alternatively, the date range feature of the

*'''Bulk Accounts''': Best suited for conferences, or meetings with more than a few guests who require Internet access on campus. Allows for setting the date range during which the accounts will be active, up to two weeks from the current date.

To register your guest, please follow the instructions below. 
== Single Guest ==
=== Step 1 - Go to the registration webpage ===

Visit the registration webpage at [http://www.stevens.edu/networkguest http://www.stevens.edu/networkguest]. You will be prompted to enter your myStevens username and password. After you click OK, you will be brought to the registration page.

{{Visual guide|img=GuestReg01.PNG}}

=== Step 2 - Enter required information ===

In the "Guest's Email Address" field, enter the full email address of your guest - ex. jsmith@gmail.com. 
In the "Brief purpose of visit" field, enter the reason for your guest's visit to campus - ex. ECE Seminar. 
Click the Submit button.

{{Visual guide|img=GuestReg02.PNG}}

=== Step 3 - Registration Complete ===

When your request is completed, the guest account details will be displayed. An email with the same info is also sent to the guest's email that you provided.

{{Visual guide|img=GuestReg03.PNG}}

=== Step 4 - Have your guest connect to the "Stevens Guest" wireless network ===

Once your guest has received their account credentials, they may establish a connection to the "Stevens Guest" wireless network. Please have them follow the instructions found on the [[Stevens Guest Wireless Network]] page.
[[Category:Networking]] 

==Bulk Accounts==
=== Step 1 - Go to the registration webpage ===

Visit the registration webpage at [http://www.stevens.edu/networkguest http://www.stevens.edu/networkguest]. You will be prompted to enter your myStevens username and password. Once logged in, press '''To add several guests'''.

{{Visual guide|img=guest_bulk_0.png}}

=== Step 2 - Enter required information ===

1. Click the '''Start Date''' field and select the day from which access should be available.
{{Visual guide|img=guest_bulk_2.png}}

2. Click the '''End Date''' field and select the day through which access should be available.
{{Visual guide|img=guest_bulk_3.png}}

3. Enter a brief reason for the visit and the Guest Name and email in the specified format.

4. Click the '''Submit''' button.

{{Visual guide|img=guest_bulk_1.png}}

=== Step 3 - Registration Complete ===

When your request is completed, the guest account details will be displayed. An email with the same info is also sent to the guest's email that you provided.

{{Visual guide|img=guest_bulk_4.png}}

=== Step 4 - Have your guest connect to the "Stevens Guest" wireless network ===

Once your guest has received their account credentials, they may establish a connection to the "Stevens Guest" wireless network. Please have them follow the instructions found on the [[Stevens Guest Wireless Network]] page.

==Check Existing Registrations==
=== Step 1 - Go to the registration webpage ===

Visit the registration webpage at [http://www.stevens.edu/networkguest http://www.stevens.edu/networkguest]. You will be prompted to enter your myStevens username and password. Once logged in, press '''View your Existing Current Registrations'''.

{{Visual guide|img=guest_view_1.png}}

=== Step 2 - View Registrations ===

{{Visual guide|img=guest_bulk_5.png}}


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Register Stevens Guest Wireless Account

2012-05-15T14:25:10Z

Plupinsk:

== How to register an account for the "Stevens Guest" wireless network ==

Stevens Faculty and Staff members can create and account for their guests to access the "Stevens Guest" wireless network. Registered guests will be able to access the network for up to 72 hours. All guests will be asked to re-enter their credentials in order to re-authenticate every 12 hours.

*'''Single Guest''': This allows a single guest to log in through the Web Based authentication for Stevens Guest and have access to the network for 72 hours. Upon the expiration of the account, the host may create another account for the user. Alternatively, the date range feature of the

*'''Bulk Accounts''': Best suited for conferences, or meetings with more than a few guests who require Internet access on campus. Allows for setting the date range during which the accounts will be active, up to two weeks from the current date.

To register your guest, please follow the instructions below. 

=== Step 1 - Go to the registration webpage ===

Visit the registration webpage at [http://www.stevens.edu/networkguest http://www.stevens.edu/networkguest]. You will be prompted to enter your myStevens username and password. After you click OK, you will be brought to the registration page.

{{Visual guide|img=GuestReg01.PNG}}

=== Step 2 - Enter required information ===

In the "Guest's Email Address" field, enter the full email address of your guest - ex. jsmith@gmail.com. 
In the "Brief purpose of visit" field, enter the reason for your guest's visit to campus - ex. ECE Seminar. 
Click the Submit button.

{{Visual guide|img=GuestReg02.PNG}}

=== Step 3 - Registration Complete ===

When your request is completed, the guest account details will be displayed. An email with the same info is also sent to the guest's email that you provided.

{{Visual guide|img=GuestReg03.PNG}}

=== Step 4 - Have your guest connect to the "Stevens Guest" wireless network ===

Once your guest has received their account credentials, they may establish a connection to the "Stevens Guest" wireless network. Please have them follow the instructions found on the [[Stevens Guest Wireless Network]] page.
[[Category:Networking]] 

=== For Guests on Campus longer than 72 hours ===

If your guest will be on campus for an extended period of time (up to 60 days), you are able to register for a guest account and set the start date and expiration date. 

Login to the registration page [http://www.stevens.edu/networkguest http://www.stevens.edu/networkguest] using your MyStevens credentials, and select the first link at the top of the page - "To add several guests all at once click here". 
{{Visual guide|img=2011-06-29 1100.png}}

On the next page - Stevens Network Guest BULK Registration - note the instructions, fill in the fields, and click submit. Once the account is created the student will receive a confirmation email with their password at the address you provided. 
{{Visual guide|img=2011-06-29 1102.png}}

Once your guest has received their account credentials, they may establish a connection to the "Stevens Guest" wireless network. Please have them follow the instructions found on the [[Stevens Guest Wireless Network]] page.
[[Category:Networking]]

Register Stevens Guest Wireless Account

2012-05-15T13:56:51Z

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== How to register an account for the "Stevens Guest" wireless network ==

Stevens Faculty and Staff members can create an account for their guests to access the "Stevens Guest" wireless network. Registered guests will be able to access the network for up to 72 hours. 

To register your guest, please follow the instructions below. 

=== Step 1 - Go to the registration webpage ===

Visit the registration webpage at [http://www.stevens.edu/networkguest http://www.stevens.edu/networkguest]. You will be prompted to enter your myStevens username and password. After you click OK, you will be brought to the registration page.

{{Visual guide|img=GuestReg01.PNG}}

=== Step 2 - Enter required information ===

In the "Guest's Email Address" field, enter the full email address of your guest - ex. jsmith@gmail.com. 
In the "Brief purpose of visit" field, enter the reason for your guest's visit to campus - ex. ECE Seminar. 
Click the Submit button.

{{Visual guide|img=GuestReg02.PNG}}

=== Step 3 - Registration Complete ===

When your request is completed, the guest account details will be displayed. An email with the same info is also sent to the guest's email that you provided.

{{Visual guide|img=GuestReg03.PNG}}

=== Step 4 - Have your guest connect to the "Stevens Guest" wireless network ===

Once your guest has received their account credentials, they may establish a connection to the "Stevens Guest" wireless network. Please have them follow the instructions found on the [[Stevens Guest Wireless Network]] page.
[[Category:Networking]] 

=== For Guests on Campus longer than 72 hours ===

If your guest will be on campus for an extended period of time (up to 60 days), you are able to register for a guest account and set the start date and expiration date. 

Login to the registration page [http://www.stevens.edu/networkguest http://www.stevens.edu/networkguest] using your MyStevens credentials, and select the first link at the top of the page - "To add several guests all at once click here". 
{{Visual guide|img=2011-06-29 1100.png}}

On the next page - Stevens Network Guest BULK Registration - note the instructions, fill in the fields, and click submit. Once the account is created the student will receive a confirmation email with their password at the address you provided. 
{{Visual guide|img=2011-06-29 1102.png}}

Once your guest has received their account credentials, they may establish a connection to the "Stevens Guest" wireless network. Please have them follow the instructions found on the [[Stevens Guest Wireless Network]] page.
[[Category:Networking]]

Stevens Guest Wireless Network

2012-05-15T13:54:42Z

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The "Stevens Guest" wireless network allows guests of Stevens Faculty and Staff to establish a network connection while on campus. After a connection to the "Stevens Guest" wireless network is made, navigating to any page in a web browser will redirect the browser to an authentication page. This is where the guest enters their provided credentials. Instructions for connecting to the "Stevens Guest" network are found at the bottom of this page.

Students may enter their Stevens Username and Campus Domain Password at the authentication page in order to gain access to the "Stevens Guest" network.

'''Note''': Peer to Peer and gaming applications are blocked from reaching the Internet. Also, the "Stevens Guest" network '''DOES NOT''' require 802.1x security settings.

== Creating Guest Accounts ==
Faculty and Staff may create Stevens Guest Wireless Network accounts.

For information regarding the creation of single or bulk Stevens Guest Wireless Network accounts, visit the below link:
*[[Register Stevens Guest Wireless Account]]

== Connecting to "Stevens Guest" ==
* [[Windows XP Stevens Guest wireless network| Windows XP]]
* [[Windows Vista Stevens Guest wireless network| Windows Vista]]
* [[Windows 7 Stevens Guest Wireless Network| Windows 7]]
* General Unix (Linux)
* Mac OS X Tiger (10.4)
* Mac OS X Leopard (10.5)
* iPhone / iPod Touch
[[Category:Networking]]

Register Stevens Guest wireless account

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Register Stevens Guest Wireless Account

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Plupinsk: moved Register Stevens Guest wireless account to Register Stevens Guest Wireless Account

== How to register an account for the "Stevens Guest" wireless network ==

Stevens Faculty and Staff members can create an account for their guests to access the "Stevens Guest" wireless network. Registered guests will be able to access the network for up to 72 hours. 

To register your guest, please follow the instructions below. 

=== Step 1 - Go to the registration webpage ===

Visit the registration webpage at [http://www.stevens.edu/networkguest http://www.stevens.edu/networkguest]. You will be prompted to enter your myStevens username and password. After you click OK, you will be brought to the registration page.

{{Visual guide|img=GuestReg01.PNG}}

=== Step 2 - Enter required information ===

In the "Guest's Email Address" field, enter the full email address of your guest - ex. jsmith@gmail.com. 
In the "Brief purpose of visit" field, enter the reason for your guest's visit to campus - ex. ECE Seminar. 
Click the Submit button.

{{Visual guide|img=GuestReg02.PNG}}

=== Step 3 - Registration Complete ===

When your request is completed, the guest account details will be displayed. An email with the same info is also sent to the guest's email that you provided.

{{Visual guide|img=GuestReg03.PNG}}

=== Step 4 - Have your guest connect to the "Stevens Guest" wireless network ===

Once your guest has received their account credentials, they may establish a connection to the "Stevens Guest" wireless network. Please have them follow the instructions found on the [[Stevens Guest wireless network]] page.
[[Category:Networking]] 

=== For Guests on Campus longer than 72 hours ===

If your guest will be on campus for an extended period of time (up to 60 days), you are able to register for a guest account and set the start date and expiration date. 

Login to the registration page [http://www.stevens.edu/networkguest http://www.stevens.edu/networkguest] using your MyStevens credentials, and select the first link at the top of the page - "To add several guests all at once click here". 
{{Visual guide|img=2011-06-29 1100.png}}

On the next page - Stevens Network Guest BULK Registration - note the instructions, fill in the fields, and click submit. Once the account is created the student will receive a confirmation email with their password at the address you provided. 
{{Visual guide|img=2011-06-29 1102.png}}

Once your guest has received their account credentials, they may establish a connection to the "Stevens Guest" wireless network. Please have them follow the instructions found on the [[Stevens Guest wireless network]] page.
[[Category:Networking]]

Stevens Guest wireless network

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Stevens Guest Wireless Network

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== Stevens Guest Wireless Network ==

The "Stevens Guest" wireless network allows guests of Stevens Students, Faculty and Staff to establish a network connection while visiting the campus. After you establish a connection, your Stevens host will be required to enter their Campus Domain credentials at the local login page when you open your web browser. Once connected, the session will be good for 12 hours before you are prompted to re-enter your host's credentials.

Alternatively, guests of Faculty and Staff can login using a temporary account that can be created for them. Your host Faculty or Staff member will need to follow the instructions on our [[Register Stevens Guest wireless account| Stevens Guest account registration]] page to create a temporary account for you. When you login using this account, the network access will be good for 72 hours.

A single guest account may be created for guests attending a seminar or conference on-campus. If a conference or seminar guest account is required, contact the Help Desk at [http://www.stevens.edu/helpdesk www.stevens.edu/helpdesk] or 201-216-5500.

Note that "Peer to Peer" and gaming applications are blocked from reaching the Internet. Also, the "Stevens Guest" network DOES NOT require 802.1x security settings.

Please select your operating system for instructions on how to connect to the "Stevens Guest" wireless network at [[Stevens]]. 

== How to Connect to "Stevens Guest" ==
* [[Windows XP Stevens Guest wireless network| Windows XP]]
* [[Windows Vista Stevens Guest wireless network| Windows Vista]]
* [[Windows 7 Stevens Guest Wireless Network| Windows 7]]
* General Unix (Linux)
* Mac OS X Tiger (10.4)
* Mac OS X Leopard (10.5)
* iPhone / iPod Touch
[[Category:Networking]]

Pierce 216

2012-03-22T14:59:02Z

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Pierce 216 is located on the south side of the Pierce Building, in the MPK Complex.
[[Image:P216 projector.jpg|thumb]]
==Room Capabilities==

* One ceiling mounted LCD projector
** Pixie Controlled
* VCR, DVD
* VGA input
* Wired network connections located underneath tables
* Wireless Network Connectivity
* Fully controllable lighting system

==Projector Operation==
A Pixie control board is used to operate the projector in the room. It can be found on the wall behind the podium.

[[Image:P216 pixie.JPG]]

===Turning on the Projector===
#To turn on the projector, press the '''Power''' button on the Pixie Controller.
#The projector should now begin turning on.

===Plugging in a Laptop===
In order to use your laptop as the input for the projector, follow the below steps:

#Turn on the projector by using the Pixie Controller
#Plug the provided VGA cable into your computer
#Press '''Source''' on the Pixie Controller
#*The '''Source Search''' menu will appear on the screen.
#*'''NOTE''': It will take 8 seconds for the menu to disappear upon finding an input.
{{Visual guide2|1=            |2=15|img=P216 source.JPG}}
:4. If you do not see your image being projected, ensure that your Operating System is configured to do so.

===Using the VCR/DVD Combo===
The VCR/DVD combo is located in the podium, under the top shelf. Follow the below steps to view a VCR or DVD on the projection system.

#Turn on the projector by using the Pixie Controller
#Insert your media into the DVD/VCR combo
#*VCR tapes can be inserted into the VCR opening
#*Use the '''Eject''' button to gain access to the DVD tray
#Press '''Source''' on the Pixie Controller
#*The '''Source Search''' menu will appear on the screen.
#*'''NOTE''': It will take 8 seconds for the menu to disappear upon finding an input.
{{Visual guide2|1=            |2=15|img=P216 source.JPG}}
:4. Your media should now be projected

====Adjusting the Volume====
The volume of the DVD/VCR combo can be adjusted through the Pixie Control Board.

#Use the respective '''Volume''' controls to raise or lower the volume.

===Turning off the Projector===
#To turn off the projector, press the '''Power''' button on the Pixie Controller
#A menu will appear requesting confirmation, press '''Power''' again
#The projector will now shut down

[[Category:Networking]]

Pierce 216

2012-03-22T14:49:25Z

Plupinsk: volume section added

Pierce 216 is located on the south side of the Pierce Building, in the MPK Complex.
[[Image:P216 projector.jpg|thumb]]
==Room Capabilities==

* One ceiling mounted LCD projector
** Pixie Controlled
* VCR, DVD
* VGA input
* Wired network connections located underneath tables
* Wireless Network Connectivity
* Fully controllable lighting system

==Projector Operation==
A Pixie control board is used to operate the projector in the room. It can be found on the wall behind the podium.

[[Image:P216 pixie.JPG]]

===Turning on the Projector===
#To turn on the projector, press the '''Power''' button on the Pixie Controller.
#The projector should now begin turning on.

===Plugging in a Laptop===
In order to use your laptop as the input for the projector, follow the below steps:

#Turn on the projector by using the Pixie Controller
#Plug the provided VGA cable into your computer
#Press '''Source''' on the Pixie Controller
#*The '''Source Search''' menu will appear on the screen.
#*'''NOTE''': It will take 8 seconds for the menu to disappear upon finding an input.
#If you do not see your image being projected, ensure that your Operating System is configured to do so.

===Using the VCR/DVD Combo===
The VCR/DVD combo is located in the podium, under the top shelf. Follow the below steps to view a VCR or DVD on the projection system.

#Turn on the projector by using the Pixie Controller
#Insert your media into the DVD/VCR combo
#*VCR tapes can be inserted into the VCR opening
#*Use the '''Eject''' button to gain access to the DVD tray
#Press the '''Source''' button on the Pixie Controller
#Your media should now be projected

====Adjusting the Volume====
The volume of the DVD/VCR combo can be adjusted through the Pixie Control Board.

#Use the respective '''Volume''' controls to raise or lower the volume.

===Turning off the Projector===
#To turn off the projector, press the '''Power''' button on the Pixie Controller
#A menu will appear requesting confirmation, press '''Power''' again
#The projector will now shut down

[[Category:Networking]]

Pierce 216

2012-03-22T14:42:45Z

Plupinsk: better format

Pierce 216 is located on the south side of the Pierce Building, in the MPK Complex.

==Room Capabilities==

* One ceiling mounted LCD projector
** Pixie Controlled
* VCR, DVD
* VGA input
* Wired network connections located underneath tables
* Wireless Network Connectivity
* Fully controllable lighting system

==Projector Operation==
===Turning on the Projector===
A Pixie control board is used to operate the projector in the room. It can be found on the wall behind the podium.
{{Visual guide|img=P216 pixie.JPG}}

To turn on the projector, press the '''Power''' button on the Pixie Controller.

===Plugging in a Laptop===
In order to use your laptop as the input for the projector, follow the below steps:

#Turn on the projector by using the Pixie Controller
#Plug the provided VGA cable into your computer
#Press '''Source''' on the Pixie Controller
:*The '''Source Search''' menu will appear on the screen.
:*'''NOTE''': It will take 8 seconds for the menu to disappear upon finding an input.
#If you do not see your image being projected, ensure that your Operating System is configured to do so.

===Using the VCR/DVD Combo===
The VCR/DVD combo is located in the podium, under the top shelf. Follow the below steps to view a VCR or DVD on the projection system.

#Turn on the projector by using the Pixie Controller
#Insert your media into the DVD/VCR combo
:*VCR tapes can be inserted into the VCR opening
:*Use the '''Eject''' button to gain access to the DVD tray
#Press the '''Source''' button on the Pixie Controller
#Your media should now be projected

===Turning off the Projector===
#To turn off the projector, press the '''Power''' button on the Pixie Controller
#A menu will appear requesting confirmation, press '''Power''' again
#The projector will now shut down

[[Category:Networking]]

Pierce 216

2012-03-22T14:41:54Z

Plupinsk: page up, will add pics

Pierce 216 is located on the south side of the Pierce Building, in the MPK Complex.

===Capabilities:===

* One ceiling mounted LCD projector
** Pixie Controlled
* VCR, DVD
* VGA input
* Wired network connections located underneath tables
* Wireless Network Connectivity
* Fully controllable lighting system

===Turning on the Projector===
A Pixie control board is used to operate the projector in the room. It can be found on the wall behind the podium.
{{Visual guide|img=P216 pixie.JPG}}

To turn on the projector, press the '''Power''' button on the Pixie Controller.

===Plugging in a Laptop===
In order to use your laptop as the input for the projector, follow the below steps:

#Turn on the projector by using the Pixie Controller
#Plug the provided VGA cable into your computer
#Press '''Source''' on the Pixie Controller
:*The '''Source Search''' menu will appear on the screen.
:*'''NOTE''': It will take 8 seconds for the menu to disappear upon finding an input.
#If you do not see your image being projected, ensure that your Operating System is configured to do so.

===Using the VCR/DVD Combo===
The VCR/DVD combo is located in the podium, under the top shelf. Follow the below steps to view a VCR or DVD on the projection system.

#Turn on the projector by using the Pixie Controller
#Insert your media into the DVD/VCR combo
:*VCR tapes can be inserted into the VCR opening
:*Use the '''Eject''' button to gain access to the DVD tray
#Press the '''Source''' button on the Pixie Controller
#Your media should now be projected

===Turning off the Projector===
#To turn off the projector, press the '''Power''' button on the Pixie Controller
#A menu will appear requesting confirmation, press '''Power''' again
#The projector will now shut down

[[Category:Networking]]

File:P216 source.JPG

2012-03-22T14:20:40Z

Plupinsk:

File:P216 projector.jpg

2012-03-22T14:20:25Z

Plupinsk:

File:P216 pixie.JPG

2012-03-22T14:20:07Z

Plupinsk:

Babbio X10

2012-02-23T18:18:14Z

Plupinsk: +added more explicit info for dumdums

The following rooms in the Babbio Center have been fitted with additional hardware in order to allow for multi-projector display:
*BC 110
*BC 210
*BC 310

==Projector Labeling==
The projection system in the Babbio X10 classrooms has been relabeled to be less confusing. As such, each connection and projector has been labeled with '''A''' or '''B'''.

Wall connections can be seen here: 
[[Image:bcx10_wall.jpg|800px]]

Each projector cage is now also labeled: 
[[Image:bcx10_proj.jpg|800px]]

==Standard Single Projector Display==
The rooms are still capable of displaying two separate images through the use of two separate laptops.

In the case where you'd like to use a single projector, please follow the below:
#Turn on Projector A or B
#Plug the VGA cable for the respective projector you've turned on
#On the Pixie Projector controller, select '''COMP''' for the projector you turned on
#Your image should now be displayed

==Dual Projector Display==
In order to display a single image (from a single computer) to both projectors, please take the following steps:

#Turn both projectors on
#Plug in computer to cable for '''Projector A'''
#Set the Pixie control for '''Projector A''' to '''COMP'''
#Set the Pixie control for '''Projector B''' to '''COMP'''

'''NOTE''': The Projector B '''COMP''' is programmed to ''Search'' for inputs, and as such must be set after Projector A is displaying an image.

For reference, please see the below image of the Pixie controller: 
[[Image:bcx10_pixie.jpg|800px]]

{{Stub}}
[[Category:Networking]]

Babbio X10

2012-02-22T19:01:24Z

Plupinsk: +pics and stuff

The following rooms in the Babbio Center have been fitted with additional hardware in order to allow for multi-projector display:
*BC 110
*BC 210
*BC 310

==Capabilities==
*Two ceiling mounted LCD projectors
*Two VGA and RGB inputs
*104 Wired network connections located in tables
*Wireless Network Connection
*Fully controllable lighting system

==Projector Labeling==
The projection system in the Babbio X10 classrooms has been relabeled to be less confusing. As such, each connection and projector has been labeled with '''A''' or '''B'''.

Wall connections can be seen here: 
[[Image:bcx10_wall.jpg|800px]]

Each projector cage is now also labeled: 
[[Image:bcx10_proj.jpg|800px]]

==Dual Projector Display==
In order to display a single image (from a single computer) to both projectors, please take the following steps:

#Turn both projectors on
#Plug in computer to cable for '''Projector A'''
#Set the Pixie control for '''Projector A''' to '''COMP'''
#Set the Pixie control for '''Projector B''' to '''COMP'''

'''NOTE''': The Projector B '''COMP''' is programmed to ''Search'' for inputs, and as such must be set after Projector A is displaying an image.

For reference, please see the below image of the Pixie controller: 
[[Image:bcx10_pixie.jpg|800px]]

{{Stub}}
[[Category:Networking]]

File:Bcx10 proj.jpg

2012-02-22T19:00:20Z

Plupinsk: uploaded a new version of "File:Bcx10 proj.jpg"

File:Bcx10 proj.jpg

2012-02-22T18:58:20Z

Plupinsk:

File:Bcx10 wall.jpg

2012-02-22T18:55:15Z

Plupinsk:

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2012-02-22T07:57:58Z

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