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Secure Connection
If you would like to take advantage of having a secure connection,
instructions are available for Windows XP, Windows 2000, and Mac OS X.
Installing the L2TP client also has the added feature of automatic login
to the UNLV wireless network.
Windows XP
Windows 2000
Mac OS X
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Privacy Warning
Wireless technologies are still relatively insecure. By using UNLV
Wireless Network you are accepting that it is possible, though
difficult, for others on this network to intercept the information you
send and receive through the network.
It is very important to make certain your computer always has the
latest antivirus software and security patches installed.
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Ethical and responsible
use is expected at UNLV
UNLV Wireless Network is a part of the University of Nevada, Las
Vegas information technology environment. You must be authorized to use
this resource. As an authorized user, by your use of this resource, you
have implicitly agreed to abide by the highest standards of
responsibility to your colleagues -- the students, faculty, staff, and
external users who share this environment. You are required to comply
with all University policies, state, and federal laws concerning
appropriate use of information technology. Non-compliance is considered
a serious breach of community standards and may result in disciplinary
or legal action.
Read more about the University of Nevada, Las
Vegas
policies concerning the ethical and responsible use of information
technology resources at:
http://www.unlv.edu/infotech/itcc/policy.html
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Wireless Netiquette
The wireless LAN is intended to enable mobility, not as a replacement
for hardwired Ethernet connections such as those found in Campus
Computing Sites, University Housing student residence hall rooms, and
offices in University of Nevada, Las Vegas buildings. Since it is a
moderate performance network and a shared resource, some netiquette
applies:
- Do not download large files over the wireless network.
- Do not stream video or audio (larger than 50 Kbps) over the
wireless network
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