Residential Life Technology Center

Getting Connected to the Internet

Windows XP Students

1. Open up your available wireless networks

Windows will notify you that it has found a wireless network. Click on this balloon to open up your available wireless networks.

 

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If this doesn't pop up, open up the start menu and go to network connections

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Then double click the wireless card

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2. Connect to the "ASU" network

Find the "asu" network and double click on it

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3. Open Internet browser. You're Connected

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Windows Vista Students

1. View your network status.

Hover over the wireless icon in the system tray bar at the bottom right side of the screen.

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Right click on the wireless icon and select connect to a network.

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...or open up the start menu and goto connect to

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2. Connecting to the "ASU" network

When the Connect to a network screen pops up, scroll to asu

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3. Connect anyway.

You will then be warned that asu is an unsecured network, click connect anyway. To keep your computer secure you may download security software from ASU

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4. Finishing your connection

A window will show you are connecting

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Then a window will "pop-up" saying you are connected without internet access, click the box to save the network and open your internet browser

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5. You're Connected

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Mac OS X Students

1. Turn on AirPort Wireless Manager

Click on the icon at the top right corner of the screen and click "Turn AirPort On"

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2. Connect to the "asu" network

Find the "asu" network and click on it

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Wait to until AirPort has connected to the network

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3. Open browser. You're connected!

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