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]]>Welcome to the Computer Centers Webpage. If you need assistance with anything feel free to contact the Computer Center Coordinator for your respective hall. The contact information for all of the CCCs is avaiable here.
September 4, 2009:
Help for setting up gaming consoles
To use your gaming system on the ResNet network, you must register the physical address the same way that you would a computer. Instructions are located on the ResNet website (link here) or you can visit the Computer Center Coordinator (CCC) in your hall during their office hours.
The University does not guarantee technical support for game consoles over the ResNet network. You are ultimately responsible for all setup and configuration of game consoles.
August 23, 2009:
More information about wireless Internet
Not sure which wireless network to connect to? Have questions about gaming and the Resnet network? Visit the Resnet website for more information.