Wireless

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How to get wireless internet access for Physics members, academics or visitors.

Physics offers wireless(WiFi) internet access for members of Physics and for guests.

Categories: Wireless

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Connecting to wifi using Microsoft Windows 10

1. Step 1, Click on the globe icon in the bottom left corner (if not there click on the ^ up arrow to view more)
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2. Click on Physics_S and enter your physics credentials.

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This page details how to connect to Physics_S using Ubuntu

- Select the network manager applet from the toolbar

- Edit connections --> wireless

- Fill in the details on the Wireless and Wireless security tabs as shown.

Categories: Laptops | Linux | Linux desktop | Network | Networking | Wireless

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How to get an account, connect to the network, and forward email

If you are a new to the department, please have a look at our guide for Help for New Users of Central Services.

When you register for a Physics Account, you are agreeing to the terms and conditions stated in the Department of Physics Rules for Computer Use document.

Categories: Email | Network | Newcomer | Password reset | SSO | Single Sign On | Wireless

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Connecting to wireless Physics_S network with macOS

1. Click on the wireless icon at the top right hand corner of the screen, then click Physics_S in the list of other networks.

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2. Type in you Physics network credentials into the 'Account Name' and 'Password' fields. Click OK.

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Categories: Apple | Mac | Network | Wireless

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Connecting to Physics_S using Microsoft Windows 7

Windows 7 is no longer supported. If you have a special requirement that may need this then speak directly to IT Support.

Categories: Network | Windows | Wireless

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Connecting a computer to the network and details how to obtain your MAC Address.

Before a computer can be used on the Physics Network it must be registered with IT Support. If your computer was set up by IT support staff it will already have been registered and you do not need to do anything.

Otherwise, you will need to self register a wired connection or connection via wireless.

Categories: Network | Wireless