Tech Guides :: Connection
On-Campus using the HSU Wireless Network
HSU is creating a wireless network on campus. Using wireless technology allows HSU to more efficiently and economically provide wider access to network resources. By using the wireless network and other technologies, the user agrees to abide by campus Policies and Guidelines.
Wireless Connection - Information, setup instructions, hot spots and wireless security issues.
On-Campus in Computer Labs
In computer labs maintained by Academic Computing (interdisciplinary labs), the method used to connect to HSU servers can vary depending on what type of workstation you are using. See Related Topics below in computer labs maintained by Academic Computing (interdisciplinary labs), the method used to connect to HSU servers can vary depending on what type of workstation you are using. See Related Topics below.
Using WebMail - Connect to the email server (axe) using the Internet.
SSH Communications Software - You can connect to all HSU servers from the labs using SSH for Macintosh and Windows.
On-Campus From Department Workstations
On individual department workstations, there are several methods used to connect to HSU servers. Options include using the Internet with WebMail and mail agents such as Eudora, Netscape Mail and MS Outlook to access email on axe. SSH Shell can be used to access all servers. Faculty and staff should contact their area IT Consultant for software installations and instructions. You may also find instructions by accessing SSH Communications Software.
Additional information can be found below under Communications Software and Related Topics.
Off-Campus Using an Internet Service Provider
If you have an Internet Service Provider (ISP) account you will have access to your HSU server accounts and to the Internet from off-campus. To access your axe email from off-campus, you will use communications software or a web browser such as Netscape or Internet Explorer. Your ISP will provide you with browsers, software and dial-up numbers in their introductory packages or provide you with instructions for download from their web page.
Local Dial Access ISPs - A list of local Internet Service Providers, their products and fees.
Related Topics
Email
- Local email service, mail clients, WebMail.
Internet
- Browsers, web page development.
ResNet
- Connecting from HSU Residence Halls.
Virus Protection - Virus screening for email.
