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Employee Ethernet Network

The network at George Fox is your lifeline to the rest of campus, and the rest of the world! Every office and many classrooms are already connected to the rest of campus via a 100 Megabit (or faster) Ethernet network. You share, with the rest of faculty and staff, the use of three T1 lines (total of 4.5 Megabits/second) to the world. What does all this mean? It means you can surf the web, check email, chat online, and do academic work any time you want.

For more information check out the links below (mouse over for descriptions).

Using the Network: How to connect - ethernet How to fix your ethernet connection - employee version How to connect - wireless Wireless network FAQ Wireless coverage map Hosting services Setting up a wireless access point Setting up your own network Sharing files (FTP) Sharing files (local)	Protecting You: Antivirus Passwords Firewalls NetReg Content filtering Bandwidth controls
Online Resources: Bruindata E-mail Network drive space (H: drive) IT policies on use of the network, email, and more