Network Maintenance Schedule
No maintenance scheduled.
See the ResNet Alerts page for recent alerts. Check announcements at Information Technology News Announcements.
ResNet 2008
Wireless network access is now available in Beaujolais Village, and will be available in Sauvignon and Verdot Villages in January 2009. Cabernet and Zinfandel will have wireless installed in Summer 2009. To sign on to the wireless network, you will need your Seawolf (aka ldap) username and password.
For instructions on how to logon to wireless in the residence halls, please go to Logon Instructions. Tips for Wireless Computing lists the cards recommended for use on SSU's wireless network along with configuration settings and location management advice.
Feature enhancements to the wireless network will be announced throughout the semester, so please subscribe to IT News to get the latest announcements. We hope the wired and wireless network connectivity help to enhance your educational experience as one of the valued members of our Residential Community.
Your Responsibilities
By using the Network at Sonoma State University you are agreeing to adhere to:
- CENIC CalREN Acceptable Use Policy,
- SSU Electronic Communications Responsible Use Rules,
- Copyright law (including peer-to-peer)
- and other Residential Network Policies
NOTE: Students are not allowed to install wireless access points in the Residence Halls or elsewhere. All network equipment (such as hubs, routers, switches, wireless access points and Airport base stations) must be approved by Information Technology.
You must also make every effort to keep your computer as secure as possible from viruses, worms and other forms of malware (such as spyware and adware). To do this you must:
- install anti-virus software on your computer,
- run weekly anti-virus updates,
- keep your operating system up to date by installing all security releases and updates.
- run weekly OS security checks.
Viruses or Network Problems? The Helpdesk Can Help
The Helpdesk provides special service to students living in the residence halls. If you have problems connecting to the network, or removing a virus from your computer, contact the Helpdesk. For more information, see the ResNet-Helpdesk Service page.