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- Accessing CCS1 File
- Announcement Posting
- Adding Students in the Integrated Virtual Learning Environment (IVLE)
- Applying for Co-Academic Personnel’s (CAP) Web Access
- Connecting to Your 'DLSU Network Folder' Through Thin Client
- Call Handling
- Checking MLS Email Mailbox Size
- Computer Laboratory Reservation
- Computer Repair Requisition
- Defective Equipment Pull-out
- Dial-Up
- Hardware and Software Requirements Requisition
- Hardware Requisition Process
- Intranet File Uploading
- IT Training Reservation
- MLS Account Activation Requisition through CAP
- Outlook Mobile Access (OMA)
- Replacement Unit Requisition
- Requests for Purchase of DVD Writers
- Requests for Purchase of LCD Monitors
- Requests for Purchase of USB Flash Drives
- Sending ActiveFax
- Service Equipment Requisitions
- Service Request Forms Processing
- Service/Standby Unit Requisition
- Sharepoint 2003 Guides
- Software Installation Requisition
- Submitting PRS for Materials Requisitions
- Temporary Mailbox Storage Space Increase Requisition
- Using Microsoft Office Outlook
- Using Outlook Web Access (OWA)
- Web Hosting Service
- Wi-Fi Set-up Procedures
- Wireless Presenter User Guide
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Internet-capable laptop
- Wireless LAN (myWiFi) Setup Procedures for MS Windows 2000 Operating System
1. The following should be installed in your computer:
a. 802.11b compatible Wireless Network Card
b. driver for wireless card
c. Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (W2K SP4) or higher
2. Ensure that Internet browser’s LAN Settings’ Automatic Configuration Script Address is enabled and should be http://wpad.dlsu.edu.ph
3. Configure your wireless network card for DLSU Wireless Network.
a. Click Start, point to Settings, then click Control Panel.
b. Click Network & Internet Connections. Go to Network Connections and click Wireless Network Connections.
c. Locate your Wireless Network Connection (This will be the name you indicated in the installation process), and right-click on it.
d. Click View Available Wireless Connections. Click the Advanced button, and click Add.
e. Enter your SSID: myWiFi
f. Tick Data Encryption (WEP Enabled)
g. Type in DLSU-ITC issued WEP key: accessingwifi
h. Click OK twice.
4. Configure your 802.1x on Windows 2000 Professional
a. Click Start and Run services.msc. Set Wireless Configuration services startup to Automatic.
b. Click Start, point to Settings, then click Control Panel.
c. Right-click the Local Area Connection that corresponds to the wireless NIC and rename to “Wireless”.
d. Right-click Wireless and click Properties.
e. Click on Authentication tab. Make sure the Enable network access control using IEEE 802.1x is ticked.
f. In the EAP drop-down box, select Protected EAP (PEAP).
g. Click Properties and deselect Validate server certificate.
h. In the Select authentication method drop down box, make sure the Secured password (EAP-MSCHAPv2) options id selected.
i. Click Configure.
j. Deselect the Automatically use my Windows logon name and password (and domain if any)". Click OK twice.
k. Click OK to close the Wireless properties window. You will be prompted for your login credentials.
l. Enter your user name (MLS ID), password and, domain (manila).
m. Click on Start and Run cmd > ipconfig.
n. IP address should be in 10.200.X.X format. For example: 10.200.10.25
- For MS Windows XP Professional OS
1. The following should be installed in your computer:
a. 802.11b compatible Wireless Network Card
b. driver for wireless card
c. Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (W2K SP4) or higher
2. Configure your Wireless Network Card for the DLSU Wireless Network.
a. Click Start and go to Control Panel.
b. Click Network & Internet Connections. Go to Network Connections and click Wireless Network Connections.
c. Locate your Wireless Network Connection (This will be the name you indicated in the installation process), and right-click on it.
d. Click View Available Wireless Connections. Click the Advanced button, and click Add.
e. Enter your SSID: myWiFi
f. Tick Data Encryption (WEP Enabled)
g. Type in DLSU-ITC issued WEP key: accessingwifi
h. Click OK twice.
3. Configure your wireless 802.1X on Windows XP Professional.
a. Double-click the My Network Places icon on your desktop.
b. Right-click on Wireless Network Connection and click Properties.
c. Go to the Wireless Networks tab.
d. Under Available Networks, select the Network you want to connect and click Configure.
e. Go to the Authentication tab. Make sure IEEE 802.1x authentication for this network is selected.
f. In EAP drop down-box, select protected EAP (PEAP) and go to Properties.
g. Deselect Validate Server Certificate.
h. Under Select Authentication Method, make sure Secured Password (EAP-MSCHAP v2) is selected. Click Configure.
i. Deselect Automatically Use my Windows Log on Name and Password (and domain if any) then click OK twice.
j. Click the Wireless Icon from the notification area to enter credentials for network connection.
k. Enter your user name (MLS ID), password and, domain (manila).
l. Click on Start and Run cmd > ipconfig.
m. IP address should be in 10.200.X.X format. For example: 10.200.10.25
4. Improve your computer’s security
When you successfully log on to a network that uses PEAP authentication, your credentials are automatically stored in the computer for re-use. For example, when you shut down and then restart your computer, you are automatically logged on to the wireless network. There is no option that you can configure in Windows XP to prevent the operating system from storing your credentials. By design, the cached credentials are not deleted and do not time out unless the user fails to authenticate or the wireless network is removed from the preferred list. However, you can delete the registry key where your user credentials are stored. When you do so, you are prompted to enter your credentials the next time you log on to the network.*
One way to improve the security of our computer devices is to remove cached user credentials that are used for PEAP (Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol) authentication in Windows XP.
You can also create a batch file that will delete the registry key to remove PEAP cached credentials on XP machines. For example, the batch script file delpeap.bat should be used manually:
@echo off
reg delete HKCU\Software\Microsoft\EAPOL\UserEapInfo /f
pause
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Internet-capable PDA
- Connect to myWiFi
1. Open your WLAN manager
2. Tick the Wireless LAN ON checkbox
3. Go to Tools, and under Network Card, go to Wireless
4. Click Add New and set the following:
- Network name: myWiFi
- Connects to: Work
- This is a device-to-device (ad-hoc) connection: Unchecked
5. Click Next and set the following:
- Authentication: Open
- Data Encryption: WEP
- The key is automatically provided: Unchecked
- Network key: accessingwifi
- Key index: 1
6. Click Next and set the following:
- Use IEEE 802.1x network access control: Unchecked
7. Click Finish and you can now connect to myWiFi.
- Configure proxy settings
1. Go to Start, and under Settings, go to Advanced.
2. Click Select Networks and set the following:
- Programs that automatically connect to the Internet should connect using: My Work Network
- Programs that automatically connect to a private network should connect using: My Work Network
3. Click OK to go back to advanced section. Click Exceptions.
4. Click Add new URL and set the following:
- Work URL: *.dlsu.edu.ph
5. Click OK to go back to advanced section. Go to Tasks and click Edit my proxy server.
6. Click OK to save the settings.
- Browse the Web
1. Open Internet Explorer.
2. Enter the URL of the site you wish to visit
Note: Enter your MLS account if the proxy requires an authentication.
- Username: <yourMLSusername>
- Password: <yourMLSpassword>
- Domain: manila