Wireless Access at IUP 
College of Education
and Educational Technology
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Indiana University of Pennsylvania has implemented a wireless network standard and is now deploying wireless network service in various locations.  Wireless Networking gives IUP laptop users and hand-held (PDA) users advanced mobility, ease of collaboration, and the ability to access the University's network and the Internet in areas where traditional wired network installations may be impractical.  

 The College of Education and Educational Technology has purchased and installed wireless access points in strategic locations in both Davis Hall and Stouffer Hall (click on the name of the hall to see a drawing that shows the approximate coverage in the building). Other locations at IUP that currently have wireless access can be found at Data Communication Services.

To use the IUP wireless network, you will need the following:

or
  • In either case, the wireless card or built-in wireless connectivity must support WiFi, IEEE 802.11b, 2.4GHz. Cards must also support WEP data encryption, 128 bit RC4 algorithm. Your laptop or hand-held must also be able to support VPN (Virtual Private Network).
You will need to configure your laptop or hand-held (PDA) so that it will access the wireless network and also connect to IUP's Virtual Private Network (VPN) Server in order to access the IUP Network. For help with the configuration, please contact:
  • Student Technology Services in Room 139 of Gordon Hall (724) 357-2198
or contact
  • Lloyd Onyett, Assistant Dean for Technology -- College of Education and Educational Technology in Room 104 of Stouffer Hall (724) 357-1409.

You can get configuration information for wireless at the following site provided by Student Technology Services:  VPN Service

You can get configuration information for Pocket PC's at the following site provided by Technology Services:  http://www.iup.edu/tsc/datacomm/ppc2003/



 
 
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Maintained by Lloyd Onyett
lonyett@iup.edu

Last updated on 10/15/2003