Networks at the U of M

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Introduction Networks at the U of M Network is a connection among objects for the purpose of communication. Computer networks is a connection of computers. The importance has been highly increased not only that most works rely on computers but also that many students has their own laptop. In fact, the University makes 'uofm-secure' be connected by students as well, since they realized 'uofm' wireless connection cannot handle many connections at the same time.

...by students wired is not supported 'uofm' is slow and hard to connect 'uofm-secure' is really secure because it kicks me off.

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Networks at the U of M

The U of M has subscribed to AT&T Global Network Services. U of M, then, provides students to connect U of M network as well as internet using routers. There are two types of networks - wired and wireless. RJ-45 cableRJ-45, Wikipedia port are placed in some computer lab. The places of the RJ-45 cable port and wireless router can be found on Information Services and Technology. There are two provided connection via wireless - uofm and uofm-secure.

Wired Network

At U of M, there are some places which supports wired network connection

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