Part 1: Connecting to HawkNET on your Windows XP PC

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Students are NOT permitted to use any device or product that extends the

These restrictions include, but are not limited to, the use of personal

other device that acts as a router (i.e. personal computer configured to bridge or share network connections).

service. We appreciate your cooperation!

Your computer will automatically connect to the Monmouth University network.

Next, open your Web Browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari,

Enter your Student ID Number (i.e. s1234567) and your Monmouth University

1 Students are NOT permitted to use any device or product that extends the HawkNET network beyond the intended personal use. These restrictions include, but are not limited to, the use of personal routers, wireless routers, wireless access points, NAT devices, or any other device that acts as a router (i.e. personal computer configured to bridge or share network connections).these devices can cause unexpected network outages and disruptions in service. We appreciate your cooperation! Part 1: Connecting to HawkNET on your Windows XP PC First, plug in your Ethernet cable into your PC. Plug the other end into the BLUE data port in your room. Your computer will automatically connect to the Monmouth University network. The RED port is for your phone. Next, open your Web Browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, etc ). You will be automatically redirected to our HawkNET login page. Enter your Student ID Number (i.e. s ) and your Monmouth University Password (same password as Hawkmail, WebAdvisor, and ecampus). Click Login. NOTE: If you did not receive your password yet, please call Click Accept to accept the Policy and Procedures agreement. You are now logged into HawkNET.

Part 2: Connecting to MU-Secure Wireless Network Windows XP 1.

Click Open Network Connections from the right-click menu. 3.

Select Properties from the right-click menu. 5.

Enter MU-Secure in the Network name (SSID) field. 7.

Click the Authentication tab at the top. 9.

Remove the checkmark from Authenticate as computer when computer information is available.

2 Part 2: Connecting to MU-Secure Wireless Network Windows XP 1. Right-click the Wireless Network icon. 2. Click Open Network Connections from the right-click menu. 3. Right-click on Wireless Network Connection. 4. Select Properties from the right-click menu. 5. Click Add in the Wireless Network Connection Properties window. 6. Enter MU-Secure in the Network name (SSID) field. 7. Select WPA2 from the Network Authentication dropdown. 8. Click the Authentication tab at the top. 9. Select Protected EAP (PEAP) from the EAP type dropdown. 10. Remove the checkmark from Authenticate as computer when computer information is available. 11. Click Properties. 12. In the Trusted Root Certification Authorities list, locate and place a check next to Go Daddy Class 2 Certification Authority. 13. Click the Configure button. 14. Remove the check from Automatically use my Windows logon name and password (and domain if any). 15. Click OK on each of the four open windows. 16. Click on the Wireless Network Connection notification on the system tray (bottom right corner of the screen).

17. Enter your network User name and password.

Once your username and password have been validated, you will receive

Part 3: Connecting to your Student Network Drive (M: Drive) on Windows

Click on Tools and select Map Network Drive Select M: from the Drive

$Type \\zorak2\users$\your_student_id (with the s in front) in the$ $hawkdom2\your_student_id (with the s ) in the User name field.$

3 17. Enter your network User name and password. Leave the Logon domain blank. 18. Click OK. Once your username and password have been validated, you will receive a confirmation that you are now connected to MU-Secure. Part 3: Connecting to your Student Network Drive (M: Drive) on Windows XP Double-click on your Desktop or navigate to it from the Start menu. Click on Tools and select Map Network Drive Select M: from the Drive dropdown menu. Type \\zorak2\users$\your_student_id (with the s in front) in the Folder field. Click Finish. When you are prompted to enter your credentials, type hawkdom2\your_student_id (with the s ) in the User name field. Type your standard Monmouth University password in the Password field. Place a checkmark next to Remember my credentials. Click OK. You now have access to your Student Network Drive (M: Drive).

Part 4: Installing a Lab Printer on a Windows XP PC You must be connected to the Monmouth University network in

$Click the Start button and select Run. In the Run box, type \\wlb-print-01 and click OK.$ $You will be prompted for credentials in order to connect to \\wlb-print-01.$ password. Put a checkmark next to Remember my password and click OK.

password. Put a checkmark next to Remember my password and click OK.

From here, find the printer you are looking for and double-click it.

A warning message may pop up asking you if you would like to continue. Click Yes.

4 Part 4: Installing a Lab Printer on a Windows XP PC You must be connected to the Monmouth University network in order to install and print from a Lab Printer. If you are connecting wirelessly, make sure you are connected to the MU-Secure wireless network. Click the Start button and select Run. In the Run box, type \\wlb-print-01 and click OK. You will be prompted for credentials in order to connect to \\wlb-print-01. Type hawkdom2\your_student_id (with the s ) as the username and your standard Monmouth University password as the password. Put a checkmark next to Remember my password and click OK. An explorer window will open to the wlb-print-01 location. From here, find the printer you are looking for and double-click it. All Lab printers will be designated with LAB in front of the rest of the name. A warning message may pop up asking you if you would like to continue. Click Yes. Our network is configured primarily for Windows 7 PCs, so it is likely that you will get a warning message stating that the server does not have the correct printer driver installed. This means that you will have to download and install the driver that is specific to your Windows version manually from the manufacturer s website. The driver that you should look for is right here in the message, for example, in this case, it s HP Universal Printing PCL 6 (v5.5.0).

5 Once the printer is installed, you can set it as your default by clicking on the Start button and selecting Printers and Faxes. The Printers and Faxes window will open. Right-click the printer you d like to set as default and select Set as Default Printer from the right-click menu.

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