Wireless
Network
Location
The wireless network is available in all public areas
of the Music & Dramatic Arts Library, including
tables and carrels on all three floors, and the seminar
room. It is also available in the lobby and in most public spaces
in the Fine Arts complex.
Setup
- UConn students, faculty, and staff may use their NetIDs to
connect to the wireless network.
- UConn guests must use Guest
Registration to connect wireless devices to UConn's
wireless network.
- Any computer or
handheld device connecting to the network will
need an 802.11 b/g wireless network adapter configured to locate
and connect to UCONN-PUBLIC.
- For more information about general settings,
equipment, security, and connecting, see http://wireless.uconn.edu/.
Usage Guidelines
- Use the wireless service responsibly and ethically.
Find university and state policies at http://itpolicy.uconn.edu.
- Do not download large files over the wireless
network.
- Do not stream audio / video (over 56 Kbps) over the
wireless network. This includes Digital Audio Reserve
(56–128 Kbps) and Naxos Music Library (64Kbps).
Please use public datajacks instead.
- The wireless network allows
for mobility, but it does not replace the wired connections
found in almost every University building across the
campus.
Public Datajacks
Datajacks for standard Ethernet are available at tables
and carrels on all three floors of the Music &
Dramatic Arts Library. Active jacks (that work) are
marked with a green dot. Voice jacks (for dial up) are
not active (“lit”). Users connecting to
public jacks need an Ethernet card and standard Ethernet
cable.
Help
For assistance connecting to the network, computer
configuration questions, or other questions and problems,
see http://wireless.uconn.edu/,
or contact the IT Services Desk, Babbidge Library, Level
1 (860.486.5949). Music & Dramatic Arts Library desk
attendants are not trained to assist at this time.
Printing
Computers connected to the wireless network or using
public datajacks are unable to print to public
printers.
This page was found at
http://www.lib.uconn.edu/music/wireless.html.