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- Accessing CCS1 File
- Adding Students in the Integrated Virtual Learning Environment (IVLE)
- Announcement Posting
- Applying for Co-Academic Personnel’s (CAP) Web Access
- Biometrics User Guide
- Borrowing Multimedia Equipment @ Help Desk Extension
- 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
- Hardware and Software Requirements Requisition
- Hardware Requisition Process
- Intranet File Uploading
- IT Training Reservation
- Live Streaming Guide
- Mail Configuration
- MLS Account Activation Requisition through CAP
- Outlook Mobile Access (OMA)
- Obtaining your Ethernet / Physical Address
- Personal Network Folder
- Personally Owned Laptop Configuration User Guide
- Printer Request
- Replacement Unit Requisition
- Requests for Purchase of DVD Writers
- Requests for Purchase of LCD Monitors
- Requests for Purchase of USB Flash Drives
- Saving Files in the Google Drive User Guide
- Sending ActiveFax
- Service Equipment Requisitions
- Service Request Forms Processing
- Service/Standby Unit Requisition
- Sharepoint 2003 Guides
- Software Installation
- Software Installation Requisition
- System Requirement Guidelines while Working From Home
- Submitting PRS for Materials Requisitions
- Technology-Enabled Learning Environment (TELE) User Guide
- Teleconference Platform
- Temporary Mailbox Storage Space Increase Requisition
- Using Outlook Web Access (OWA)
- Web Hosting Service
- Wi-Fi Set-up Procedures
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Contact Us
Address:
ITS Help Desk @ the Manila Campus,
Rm. 305, Gokongwei Hall, De La Salle University, 2401 Taft Avenue, 1004 Manila, Philippines
Telephone Number:
ITS Help Desk @ the Makati Extension Campus (MEC),
5/F, RCBC Plaza Tower II, 6819 Ayala Avenue, 1200 Makati City, Philippines
Email Address:
ITS Help Desk @ the Laguna Campus,
W401, Milagros del Rosario Building, LTI Spine Road, Brgys. Binan and Malamig, Binan, Laguna 4024, Philippines
Wi-Fi Configuration Guidelines
Animo Connect Configuration
Internet-capable laptop
- For Windows 10 OS
— Printable version (pdf/303kb) - For Windows 7 OS
— Printable version (pdf/291kb) - For Windows Vista OS
— Printable version (pdf/1.2mb) - For MS Windows XP OS
— Printable version (pdf/1mb) - For MAC OS
— Printable version (pdf/470kb)
Internet-capable Mobile Phones
- iOS Mobile Phone
— Printable version (pdf/485kb) - Android Mobile Phone
— Printable version (pdf/400kb)
View the following:
Internet-capable laptop
- For Windows 10
- For Windows 7
- For MAC OS
Download printable version (pdf/304kb)
Before proceeding, check whether your device's wireless switch is ON.
1. Click on the Wireless icon  in the notification bar at your desktop. |
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| 2. A window showing available wireless network connections will appear. Click on the drop down arrow to see the list of all available connections. 3. Select myWiFi and tick the Connect automatically check box. Click Connect. |
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| 4. In the Enter the network security key field, type accessingwifi. Click Next. |  |
| 5. After you connect the network, you’ll see Connected, secured below to the myWiFi |  |
You can now start accessing the internet.
Download printable version (pdf/291kb)
Before proceeding, check whether your device's wireless switch is ON.
1. Click on the Wireless icon  in the notification bar at your desktop. |
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| 2. A window showing available wireless network connections will appear. | |
| 3. Select myWiFi and tick the Connect automatically check box. Click Connect. |  |
| 4. In the Security key field, type accessingwifi. Click OK. |  |
| 5. After you connect the network, you’ll see Connected next to the Wi-Fi signal icon. |  |
You can now start accessing the internet.
Download printable version (pdf/470kb)
Before proceeding, check whether your device's wireless switch is ON.
1. Click Airport icon 
in the Status menu located on the upper left side of the desktop.
2. Click Turn Airport On.
3. Click Airport icon 
in Status menu. Available wireless network connections will appear. Select myWiFi.
4. Type accessingwifi in Password field. Tick the Show password and Remember this network check box. Click OK.
5. Click Airport icon in the Status menu. Click Open Network Preferences.
6. In the Network window, tick the Ask to join new networks check box. Click Advanced.
7. Lastly configure the proxy settings
a. In the Airport tab, tick the Remember networks this computer has joined check box.
b. Click Proxies tab. Tick the Automatic Proxy Configuration check box and type http://wpad.dlsu.edu.ph in URL field. Under Bypass proxy settings, type *.dlsu.edu.ph. Click OK.
c. Click Apply.
d. If your browser is Mozilla Firefox, follow these additional steps:
1. Open Mozilla Firefox. Go to Firefox and click on Preferences.
2. In the Advanced window, click Advanced tab
. In the Network tab, click Settings.
3. Tick the Use system proxy settings radio button. Click OK.
Internet-capable Mobile Phones
- iOS Mobile Phone
- Android Mobile Phone
Updated 14 February 2017
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1. Tap
Settings icon . |
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2. Tap
Wi-Fi .
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3. Tap Wi-Fi button to turn on.
Available Wi-Fi Networks appear under CHOOSE A NETWORK…
4. Tap myWiFi.
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5. Enter Password screen will be displayed. Type accessingwifi in Password field. 6. Tap Join.
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After you join the network, you'll see next to the myWiFi.
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Updated 14 February 2017
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1. Tap
Settings icon .
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2. Tap
Wi-Fi .
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3. Tap Enable-Wi-Fi button to turn on.
Available Wi-Fi Networks appear under Wi-Fi networks
4. Tap myWiFi.
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5. Enter Password screen will be displayed. Type accessingwifi in Password field. 6. Tap Connect.
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After you join the network, you'll see or Connected next to the myWiFi.
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| You can now start accessing the internet. |