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Service/Material |
One Time Charges |
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Wired Network Drop - Standard installation by OTM |
$300.00 |
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Wired Network Drop - Complex installation by OTM |
Materials + Labor |
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The use of mobile hotspots is also strongly discouraged
The ability to share your cellular data plan with your laptop or other devices can possibly work great for you, but will cause immediate interference for other residents. It is also important to remember that others around you may connect to your cell phone and use your data bandwidth, which may end up costing you overage fees.
The Information & Media Networks department will be making changes to the data network infrastructure in Baker & Huger Residence Halls the week of June 3rd, 2013.
Brief service interruptions could be experienced during this time. This work will affect both wired & wireless data communications.
These changes are necessary to bring higher speed connections to these two buildings.
We expect all work to be completed by Friday, June 7th, 2013.
Wireless telephone service is available for state use under certain circumstances. It is important to understand the subscriber's requirements and know that monthly air service plans and coverage areas differ among wireless vendors.
There are criteria for user eligibility and an established approval process that MUST be followed before wireless telephone services are purchased or rented. The University is responsible for assuring that eligibility, approvals, usage, and billing are appropriate and correct.
During the Fall 2010 STEP cycle, the STEP Council voted to fund two major projects that will have a significant impact on the University's network and the institution's ability to expand voice, data, and video services to the campus community.
