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- Cybersecurity
Wireless networks are convenient, but they are also inherently unsecure. Therefore, it is your responsibility as a user to exercise caution when connecting wirelessly.
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- Network, Phones, & Faxing
The VPN, also known as Virtual Private Network, is used to connect your machine to North Central's network so that you are able to access any systems without the need for being on campus. These systems include Colleague servers, Network Drives, and more. Our VPN is through a company called GlobalProtect. This article will walk you through connecting to the VPN client.
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- Network, Phones, & Faxing
How to connect your Chromebook to NCU network
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- Network, Phones, & Faxing
Getting connected to NCU Guest Wi-Fi
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- Network, Phones, & Faxing
- Personal Computer Setup
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- Network, Phones, & Faxing
- Personal Computer Setup
Learn how to find your IP address on a macOS device.
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- Network, Phones, & Faxing
- Personal Computer Setup
Learn how to find your IP address on a Windows 10 device.
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- Network, Phones, & Faxing
- Gaming Devices
To make use of the university's network, your device needs to have its MAC address registered with IT. Follow the steps on this article to find your device's MAC address.
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- Network, Phones, & Faxing
- Gaming Devices
To make use of the university's network, your device needs to have its MAC addressed registered with IT. Follow the steps on this article to find your device's MAC address.
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- Network, Phones, & Faxing
- Gaming Devices
To make use of the university's network, your device needs to have its MAC addressed registered with IT. Follow the steps on this article to find your device's MAC address.
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- Network, Phones, & Faxing
- Consumer/Smart Device/
To make use of the university's network, your device needs to have its MAC address registered with IT. Follow the steps on this article to find your device's MAC address.
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- Network, Phones, & Faxing
Wireless printing is a common feature on newer printers However, these personal printers broadcast wireless networks that interfere with NCU's wireless network.