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So You're Thinking About Getting a New Computer

Or you're wondering about bringing your new (or used) computer to campus this fall. Most computers work on our campus, but for a better idea what we do require, please check out the connection requirements. This will also tell you what cords, software, and computers you need.

We also emphasize the use of a virus scanner such as Norton or McAfee and regular windows updates (for PCs).

ResNet Setup Instructions

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To obtain instructions on how to connect to the Internet via our new system please download one of the following documents depending on your computer's operating system:

pdficon  ResNet Windows Setup Handout

pdficon  ResNet Mac OSX Setup Handout

Welcome to the Office of Campus Computing and Information Technology

The Office of Campus Computing & Information Technology (CCIT) oversees all campus technology resources including the website, classroom and lab technology, academic technology, and phone services. CCIT works with faculty, staff, and students to incorporate academic technology, provide network access across campus, and develop new technology offerings -- among other things.

2009-2010 Technology Planning Guidelines

The 2009-2010 Technology Planning Guidelines are now available. All academic and administrative departments are asked to use these guidelines when planning for new technology or upgrading existing technology in their departments.

Student Share Drive Access

We are currently working on getting students access to their X drives and the Shares drive from their personal computers.  We expect to have the new system up and running soon.  Check back here updates!

Access your X drive and print from off campus or your dorm room

PocketCCIT has made available a VPN service we are calling Pocket that will allow users to access the network from off campus and map printers so you can print from your dorm room.  Read the 'Get Connected' instructions first, then try it out when you're off campus or from your dorm room.  NOTE:  When you are connected to the VPN you will NOT be able to access the Internet, Pocket is meant for file access and printing only.  You will still be able to access to the Carroll web site.

Get connected to the Carroll network
http://www.carroll.edu/offices/ccit/getconnected/

Print from your dorm room
http://www.carroll.edu/offices/ccit/print_services.php

Link to pocket
https://pocket.carroll.edu

Unlock your account or reset your password

Looking for something?

A few quick links:

  • Frequently Asked QuestionA handy bank of questions to help you with common problems.
  • Get Connected More infromation than you might want to know about getting and staying connected on campus.
  • Print Quota Need to check your print quota? This is the place.
  • Student Accounts A student account will allow you to use all computer resources on campus - labs, classrooms, printing, e-mail and web.
  • Policies Be sure to read the Acceptable Use Policy before you use any computer or network resource on campus. You will be held accountable for all your actions while using these resources.

Further Help

You may obtain further technical support by telephone at 447-HELP (4357) or by contacting one of the on-campus RTA's. If you need assistance using a computer in your residence hall, please contact the student Resident Technical Assistant -RTA - in your hall.

Computer questions

We've got answers! Check out the CCIT website for information on a myriad of issues.

  1. Get an Account. Stop in to the CCIT offices in O'Connell 113 to get started.
  2. The Square. This is our new web-based tool for registering for classes and paying your bills from any computer with Internet access. Check out the list of Frequently Asked Questions.
  3. Wireless Setup. Wireless internet is all over campus - get it set up on your computer today!