These are the general rules and policies for wireless communications at UL Lafayette in the 2.4 and 5 GHz Unlicensed Bands:
Wireless Network: Wireless data network access and services are subject to the same rules and policies that govern other computer and network services at UL Lafayette.
It is risky to leave your computer equipment plugged in. It should be completely disconnected from the power supply. This includes all hardware associated with your computer, such as audio speakers, modems, doves, terminals, monitors, etc.
Listed below are several helpful tips on protecting your equipment:
PC AND MONITOR [follow proper procedures in shutting down your PC software such as exiting Windows, getting to the c: prompt, then]
Turn off your PC and monitor
You are able to access your University email through a variety of ways:
Office 365 is the official email used by the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. The business rules governing your Univeristy address can be found HERE
All IMN AV resources are scheduled through IMN AV Services to support University classes for credit and non credit, meetings, and other University-related activities. Equipment reservations can be made by calling AV Services at (337) 482-6418. During the call, specific information will be obtained pertaining to required equipment, dates needed, mode of transfer – delivery or pickup, billing information, and point of contact.
NetReg is a term used when connecting a computer or mobile device to the UL Lafayette campus network. It is defined as registering your computer's network interface card (NIC) on the campus network. It is a security precaution put in place to ensure only authorized users of the UL Lafayette campus community have access to the network resources.
Once your computer has a connection to the network, either wirelessly or wired, the network compares the unique hardware address of the network card in your computer to a list of authorized addresses.
OUINET, OUITEL, and Geaux-WiFi are networks designed, installed, and maintained by Network Services.
OUINET (Overall University Information NETwork) provides connectivity among the computing facilities. Currently all academic buildings are connected by fiber-optic backbone network between buildings and a varied Ethernet wiring plant within each building which has connections to the university's intranet and the World Wide Web (Internet).
