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1. Off Campus User's Guide - for all users
   Off-Campus User’s Guide to Carthage Electronic Resources This document provides information to Carthage users who access electronic resources from off-campus. The resources discussed in this document include: Carthage e-mail Library periodical databases Library catalog Carthage web ...
2. Problem logging in to Novell?
   If you are having a problem logging in to Novell using the Novell client on a Windows computer, please try these steps: 1) Right click the red N in the system tray and choose Novell Client Properties 2) Select the Service Location tab 3) Verify that CARTHAGE is the only item under the Scope L ...
3. iFolder3 - Installation for Windows
   iFolder3 - Installation for Windows Novell iFolder is a software solution that allows you to securely synchronize any local files that you've placed in your iFolder directory across all your workstations and the iFolder server. All you need is an active Internet or network connection and the iF ...
4. Installing iFolder3 for Mac
   Installing iFolder3 for Mac Novell iFolder is a software solution that allows you to securely synchronize any local files that you've placed in your iFolder directory across all your workstations and the iFolder server. All you need is an active Internet or network connection and the iFolder ...
5. Using Delicious to store your bookmarks on-line
   Use Delicious to store your favorite web bookmarks “in the cloud” Storing data “in the cloud” means using a web-based internet resource to archive your data. You are doing this when you host your e-mail on Google or Yahoo, when you put your digital pictures on F ...
6. Registering Your Gaming/Mobile Devices At Carthage
   Registering Your Gaming/Mobile Devices At Carthage If your device has a browser, please use your browser to go to http://netreg.carthage.edu directly. If it does not have a browser, you can still register it on-line by finding your device's ethernet address and then following the steps below: ...
7. Finding the Physical Ethernet Address (MAC address) of a Computer, Game Console or Mobile Device
   Finding a Physical Ethernet Address (For manually registering computers, game consoles, and mobile devices on the campus network) Note: The ethernet address is often called a MAC address - not related to Macintosh If your device has a browser, you should register it on-line by using your browse ...
8. Direct links to resources - in case the Carthage web site is unavailable
   If the Carthage web site is unavailable, you can still get to the resources shown below by clicking or using any of these direct links. You can use these URLs (web addresses) from anywhere at any time, unless otherwise noted. Academic OneFile (Infotrac) - http://infotrac.galegroup.com/itweb/wai ...
9. Windows VPN Access
   How to use and install Cisco AnyConnect VPN ** You must be given the proper Novell rights in order for this to work ** VPN access is only granted to administrative users who need them. Contact computing@help.carthage.edu to request access rights to use VPN if you feel you need it. To Install ...
10. Macintosh VPN Access
    How to use and install Cisco AnyConnect VPN – For Macintosh ** You must be given the proper Novell rights in order for this to work ** VPN access is only granted to administrative users who need them. Contact computing@help.carthage.edu to request access rights to use VPN if you feel you ...
11. Connecting Kindles to the network
    1. Click the home button 2. Click menu 3. Scroll down to Settings and select it. 4. Scroll down to Device Info to find the MAC address (note, Device info could be on a second page. Use the arrow key to go to page 2 if it is not on page 1. 5. Go to netreg and manually add the device by filling o ...
12. Connecting at Carthage
    All these steps must be taken in order to get a working connection at Carthage. I. Uninstall any antivirus programs you currently have i. Windows > Use Control Panel to uninstall programs II. Install copy of Symantec AntiVirus from CD Free copy available at MyCarthage Resource Center in ...
13. Getting a Valid IP Address - Vista and XP
    In order to connect to the campus network and/or internet, you must have a valid IP (internet protocol) number. Here at Carthage, all usable IP numbers begin with 10.something. Check your IP number as follows: Windows XP: 1. Click Start -> Run 2. Type in cmd and press Enter 3. ...
14. Connecting your personal web account to Dreamweaver
    Dreamweaver Login Directions Note: These directions assume that you are using a personal hard drive with Dreamweaver. 1. Create a folder on your own personal hard/flash drive and call it something like firstnamelastnameweb 2. You must know your Novell Username and Password to access your ...
15. Connection Tips - Vista and XP
    Connection Sharing: TRY THIS on all computers! (even ones that work!) Make sure that connection sharing in Windows is turned OFF.  If it is on, it will mess up connections for other users as well as possibly their own. Windows XP 1. Click Start -> Network Connections (or go through Control Panel ...
16. Connection Tips - Windows Vista
    To all Windows Vista users trying to get a steady connection to the Carthage network, please try the following if you can: Connection Sharing: TRY THIS on all computers! (even ones that work!) Make sure that connection sharing in Windows is turned OFF. If it is on, it will mess up connections fo ...
17. Using Netstorage to Access Novell Drives in a Web Browser
       Using NetStorage to Access Novell Drives in a Web Browser To access Novell shared drives such as R: (Resources), O: (AdminOffices), L: (Classes), or your H: drive (Homes) through a web browser, follow these steps: To access NetStorage Launch a browser and point it to netstorage.carthage.edu ...
18. Eliminating ad hoc networks in Vista
    Eliminating ad hoc networks in Vista When trying to connect to wifi-resnet or gonefishing, you may see them as ad hoc networks.  In the wireless list, infrastructure and ad-hoc networks have different icons. NO student should EVER connect to an ad hoc network, and no ad hoc network should ...