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How Do I Get Wireless Access

Wireless access is available throughout the building housing Carolina Law and the Kathrine R. Everett Law Library. Guest wireless access is available to visitors bringing their own laptop or device with 802.11 wireless (Wi-Fi) capability.

UNC Law Students and Faculty Students and Faculty should use the secure UNC network (Onyen/password authentication required). This network permits access to ITS wireless printing and many online materials. Users must register and configure their wireless cards properly. See the step-by-step instructions. Once you are in an area that supports wireless access, you will be ready to get online.Law Students and Faculty having trouble connecting to the wireless network can contact Law School IT or ITS (see Other UNC below):

Other UNC-Chapel Hill Students, faculty and staff wishing to log on to the UNC network (Onyen/password authentication required) must register and configure their wireless cards properly. See the step-by-step instructions. Once you are in an area that supports wireless access, you will be ready to get online.UNC affiliates still having trouble connecting to the wireless network can contact ITS:
  • call ITS at 962-HELP
  • ask the online chat service
  • visit the ITS Help Desk located in the bottom level of the Undergraduate Library

Non-affiliate Guests: The Tar-Heel wireless SSID provides guest access network connectivity to those individuals without a UNC Onyen (authentication ID) and are using the University Libraries for research. See the Davis Library Wireless guide to connecting to the open Tar-Heel network (no Onyen/password authentication required) for step by step instructions for Windows and Mac.Guests still having trouble connecting to the wireless network should visit the circulation or reference desks in the library for assistance.









Last modified on August 19, 2008 by Steven Melamut.Please send comments and suggestions to the Library Web Committee
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