1. Where can I find the latest updates available for Wireless LAN Software?
• By visiting Cisco Aironet Wireless LAN Firmware, Drivers and Utilities.
2. How do I set up the newest Drivers & ACU for a Cisco Wireless Card if I have a Cisco CD?
• By Clicking Here.
  
  

1. False alarms
• First, Call dispatch at x7123
• If you leave the room and close all doors, the system will reset in alarm mode in 4 minutes.
• Remain in the area until and officer arrives or follow the dispatcher's instructions.
• Make sure you call dispatch even if you enter the alarm codes. Regardless of how fast the codes are entered, the alarm will be sent to the police.


2. Forgotten alarm codes
• If at any time, you forget your alarm codes, please contact someone who knows them, as neither Security Systems nor the police keep a record of user's alarm codes.


3. Open windows
• Please be sure to always close all windows before leaving. Fluttering curtains, airborne papers, etc., have been known to set off alarms with motion detectors.

1. What do I need to do to get a network connection installed?
• As of Jan. 1, 2005, Information Technology Services no longer charges for activation of network connections and has discontinued all monthly fees for network access.
  
  If you require a new network connection, Network Services will provide you with a 100Mbps network connection at no charge to your department. For Network Services to provide you with a 100Mbps connection, there must be an available CAT5 or better cable and jack already existing near the location where you would like the new connection to be activated. Network Services no longer will install 10Mbps connections on telephone grade CAT3 of less wiring. If it is determined that the existing cabling will not support a 100Mbps connection, the Auxiliary Services Telecommunications department can install new wiring and a wall jack for approximately $350 per connection.
  
  To request a new network connection, please fill out the form at this location: Data Connection Request Form.
  
  After we receive your request, network services will determine if new cabling is required, and if so, will instruct you to send a requisition to the Telecommunication Department to have the necessary cabling installed.
  
  It is the department's responsibility to provide the CAT5 or better patch cable to go between the wall jack and the network device you are connecting to. These cables can be purchased from Computer Solutions in the Student Union.
  
  Please contact Tom Bordonaro at x7958 or tbordon@uakron.edu, if you have any questions about this process.
  
2. How can I tell if a wall jack has a network connection already installed?
• If there is a green or orange sticker near the wall jack, there should be an active network connection there.
3. What should I do if I'm having problems with a network connection?
• Call the Help Desk at x6888.
4. What should I do if I'm having problems with Dial-In?
• Click Dial-In Information.
5. Do I need an IP address assigned to me?
• Only network printers, network copiers, and servers require static IP addresses. Every other device can use DHCP to get an IP address dynamically.
6. How do I get a static IP address for my network printer, network copier, or server?
• Submit your request via E-mail by using the IP Address Request Form.

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