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Wireless Access Points are Prohibited
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To protect the security and performance of the campus network, unauthorized wireless access points are prohibited on the Delta State campus. Unauthorized and improperly secured wireless access points can compromise the security and performance of the campus network. These devices provide easy access for intruders to steal passwords, destroy data, and use University network and Internet resources for unauthorized purposes. Additionally, when these types of devices are connected to the network, legitimate devices will begin to experience connectivity issues resulting in slow or unavailable services, including email, network access, and printing. These devices can have serious repercussions in residential halls, computer labs, offices, and all other campus locations.
The University has invested considerable monies to ensure that everyone has a safe, secure, and fast network connection. If an unauthorized device is connected to the campus network, OIT will immediately shut down the network connectivity to the device and contact the respective owner. The network port will not be reactivated until such time that the device is removed from the network. OIT appreciates your assistance in ensuring that a safe, reliable network is available for all of the campus community 24/7.
Wireless Service Available
in Campus Union
Wireless network connectivity is available in the Union ! More locations will be deployed as funding cycles permit.
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 FREE Hands-on WebCT Orientation workshops for Faculty, Staff, & Students. |
Don't miss this opportunity to get comprehensive information, demonstrations and hands-on experience with WebCT. Training sessions begin August 28 through September 29.
Student WebCT Orientation Workshops will be held between 3:30- 5:00pm everyday in Ewing 233. No registration is necessary
Faculty & Staff sessions will be held between 2:00pm -3:30pm in the Technology Learning Center 's Faculty Training Lab located on the second floor of Ewing Room 230. To register, please contact Dr. Felix Rizvanov. |
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1-6-1-6 WebCT Password Rule for Students |
The 1-6-1-6 Rule is a proven methodology that helps you protect your information by allowing you to create a more secure and harder to hack ID and password combination. To help you understand, review the following example.
1st initial of your first name ( 1 ) + up to 6 letters of last name ( 6 ) + last digit of Generated Student ID number (not your Social Security Number) ( 1 ) + your password should be the last 6 digits of your Student ID number ( 6 )
A student with the name of Any Student and a Generated ID of 987654321 would have a username and password of:
WebCT ID: astuden1
Password: 654321
* Remember to use all lowercase characters for your WebCT ID
In rare cases when a particular WebCT ID following the 1-6-1-6 Rule already exists such as astuden1 , it is acceptable to create a unique WebCT ID by using LAST 2 DIGITS of Generated Student ID number in the end as shown here: astuden21 .
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Issue No. 57 - August 28, 2006
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Tips and Tricks from Microsoft
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The Crabby Office Lady
There are things in life we just can't do without: love, friendship, a bathroom door that locks. With Office, the same is true: Some features should not be overlooked or you risk an inefficient work life. It's about high time you made note of what these things are.
For more information: Click Here
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