Wireless Updates in January

Hello everyone, The conclusion to our wireless network upgrade project is in sight. At the end of December, our latest configuration of the MiddleburyCollege SSID was implemented across campus. This has already been in place at our 700 Exchange Street offices for some time and the result has been positive. The final step for us […]…Continue Reading Wireless Updates in January

Got Guests? Wireless Info to Share with Campus Visitors

If you are asked to help a campus visitor who would like to use our wireless network, don’t panic!  Read on to learn how you can save the day…  as well as help other visitors plan ahead. A guest is on campus NOW and doesn’t have a Middlebury guest account.  What should they do? For […]…Continue Reading Got Guests? Wireless Info to Share with Campus Visitors

Wireless Updates

Hello everyone, There was a minor technical issue that prevented us from making the wireless change planned for today (removing midd-unplugged and adding MiddleburyCollege). We are back on track to make the change tomorrow morning, March 3rd. Further updates as events warrant. Please contact the Helpdesk (x2200) with any questions. Sincerely, ~Zach Schuetz Middlebury College […]…Continue Reading Wireless Updates

Wireless Network Changes

Greetings! Over the course of the next several weeks, we will be replacing the wireless networks at Middlebury. What do I need to do? Starting March 2nd, please connect to the new secure wireless network named MiddleburyCollege (like midd_secure but better). Middlebury Faculty, Staff and Students will login with your standard Middlebury username and password. […]…Continue Reading Wireless Network Changes

Wireless on campus

A new wireless network access method has been created on campus which promotes better connectivity to Middlebury resources. 
The new wireless access (SSID) is: MIDD-STANDARD.  Currently many users access our wireless network by turning-on their laptop and automatically connecting to midd_unplugged.  Although this is an easy connection for many this particular wireless access point is becoming saturated with connections and […]…Continue Reading Wireless on campus