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Nintendo | Wreck Techs | Georgia Institute of Technology | Atlanta, GA

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Georgia Institute of Technology. Wreck Techs Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, GA. Nintendo game consoles may be connected to the Georgia Tech network via wired or wireless internet connection by following the appropriate instructions below. Click on the title of each section to expand the instructions. Wii (Original): Wired (No Router). The Wii does not have an integrated wired network adapter. In order to connect, you must purchase a compatible external USB to Ethernet adapter. You should see a ...

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Sony | Wreck Techs | Georgia Institute of Technology | Atlanta, GA

http://wrecktechs.gatech.edu/help/gaming/Pages/sony.aspx

Georgia Institute of Technology. Wreck Techs Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, GA. Sonys PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 may be connected to the Georgia Tech network via wired or wireless internet connection by following the appropriate instructions below. Click on the title of each section to expand the instructions. PS3: Wired (No Router). Connect a network cable from the data port on the wall (usually yellow/gray in color, labeled DATA. This is a bug in the PS3 software. For IP Address setting.

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Microsoft | Wreck Techs | Georgia Institute of Technology | Atlanta, GA

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Georgia Institute of Technology. Wreck Techs Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, GA. Microsoft game consoles may be connected to the Georgia Tech network via wired or wireless internet connection by following the appropriate instructions below. Click on the title of each section to expand the instructions. Xbox 360: Wired (No Router). On the console, navigate to Settings. Select Test Xbox Live Connection. The test should fail the first time,. And sign in with your GT account credentials. Xbox 360: W...

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GTother | Wreck Techs | Georgia Institute of Technology | Atlanta, GA

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Georgia Institute of Technology. Wreck Techs Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, GA. Georgia Techs secondary wireless connection for students and faculty. GTother should be used to connect devices that do not support WPA2 Enterprise (such as game consoles and embedded devices). In order to connect to GTother, you will need the networks WPA2 security key, which can be found here. And you will need to input your GT username and password into your web browser each time you log onto the internet. After ...

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Georgia Tech :: LAWN ::

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The usual method for logging into LAWN is with GTwifi, where a. Running on your devices automatically authenticates your device proir to gaining network access; or with GTother, which relies on a web browser — Firefox, Safari, Mozilla, Internet Explorer, etc. Users access and submit an HTML form containing their GT Account username and password, and are subsequently logged into LAWN. LAWN via the command-line. Available from: http:/ curl.haxx.se/. Logging into LAWN involves passing the following form fie...

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Georgia Tech :: LAWN :: Forums

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This is our complete list of the Forums. Please check out the different topics and contribute to the one(s) that interest you. It strengthens this site as a resource if you add valuable information to our Forums. We appreciate your contributions. This forum is to discuss the Bonjour service. This forum is to discuss wireless services in the Centergy building. This forum is to discuss wireless in the classroom. This forum deals with issues surrounding coverage areas of wireless services.

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Georgia Tech :: LAWN ::

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When you are expecting over 50 connections at once, ask users to turn off Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on devices which are not required for the exercise to reduce the overall noise in the room and load on the network. Note that Cell phone services (ex: cellular 3G/4G), do not interfere with Wi-Fi; however, cell phones which support Wi-Fi do allow the Wi-Fi to be disabled independent of the cellular. If possible, try to distribute users evenly throughout the room. In the event of individual device/user issues, pl...

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Georgia Tech :: LAWN :: Policy

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Computer and Network Usage and Security Policy (CNUSP). This is an institute-wide policy (PDF Link). On the proper use of all Georgia Tech computing and network resources, effective protection of individual users, equitable access, and proper management of those resources. Guest and Visitor Wireless Access Guidelines. There are two types of wireless network access for non-GT users on our campus: LAWN guest accounts or the GTvisitor commercial network. LAWN Guest Policy Examples. Someone you do not trust.

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Georgia Tech :: LAWN :: Security

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We strongly recommend that all LAWN users practice strong Host-Based Security on their devices. This includes running a personal firewall, using secure services, keeping current on operating system and application patches, and running an up-to-date virus scanner. Details on these are available on the OIT Website. SunRPC - Sun's Remote Procedure Call port. NetBIOS - ports used for Windows file shares and SAMBA drive mounts. SNMP - Simple Network Monitoring Protocol. Though LAWN may look on the surface to ...