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Logging on to the Wireless Network for the First Time . Open Internet Explorer.

If you have not disabled secure connection warning in your browser, the Security Alert screen will appear. (If you wish to disable further secure connection warnings make srue the checkbox next to In the future, do not show this warning is checked.) 2. Click OK. . It is possible that a second Security Alert screen will appear. If it does, click Yes to proceed. 3 1 a. Right-click the My Network Places icon. b. Select Properties. c. Double-click on the Wireless Network Connection. d. Click the View Wireless Networks tab. e. Select the HCC Wireless Network. f. Click Connect.5 Accessing the HCC Wireless Network 4. From the Login screen, enter your Username and Password. (NOTE: Your username will be a combination of your first initial and last name, and perhaps a number at the end. Example: jsmith or jsmith2. Your password is your 7digit student or employee ID number.) 5. Click Logon User. Two additional Security Alert screens may appear. 6. Click Yes on both screens to proceed. 7. If you have Password Caching enabled, the AutoComplete dialog box will appear. If you are using a public PC or do not wish to cache your password, click No. If you with to cache your password (not recommended), click Yes. 4 6 5 6 7Hillsborough Community College - Professional Development Services 6 8. The first time you long on to the network you must change your password. Type your Employee Number/Student ID in the top box. 9. Type your Wireless Login (username) in the second box. 0. Type your current password in the third box. . Type your date of birth. 2. Enter your new password twice. (The second time is needed to verify that you did not mistype it.) Passwords must be a minim um of 8 characters beginning with an upper or lower case letter, and must contain at least one number. . Type the 4-digit phrase you see in the image. (The phrase will be different each time you log in.) 4. Click Save. You will be directed to a page acknowledging that you have changed your password.

5. You will be automatically be forwarded to the log in page. If not, click Home. 15 8 9 10 11 12 137 Accessing the HCC Wireless Network 6. Type your Username and your new Password. 7. Click Logon User. 8. A Security Alert will appear. Click Yes. You now have wireless network access. 16 18Hillsborough Community College - Professional Development Services 8 What to do if you forget your User ID (Looking up your Username) . Open Internet Explorer. 2. If you have not disabled secure connection warning in your browser, the Security Alert appears. Click Yes to proceed. . The HCC Wireless Network page will appear. 4. Under Forgot your username or password?, click Click Here. (Forgot your username or password? is located near the bottom of the page.) If the Privacy dialog box appears, click OK. 4 29 Accessing the HCC Wireless Network 5. The page being displayed will give you three options. Click the I forgot my User ID option. The page that is now displayed allows you to retrieve your username. 6. Type your Student ID/Employee Number in the first box. 7. Type your Date-of-Birth (4-digit year) 8. Type the phrase you see in the image. (A 4-digit phrase that is displayed in the black and white image.) 9. Click Submit. Your UserID will be displayed. NOTE: If you are sure you have entered in the correct information, but your username still fails to be displayed, contact the help desk at extension 457 for futher assistance. 0. Click Home to go back to the login page. . You are now ready to log in. 6 7 8 11 5 10Hillsborough Community College - Professional Development Services 0 Resetting your Password to your Employee/Student ID

Open Internet Explorer. If you have not disabled secure connection warning in your browser, the Security Alert appears. Click OK to proceed. . From the HCC Wireless Network page, click Click here. (This is located near the bottom of the pages under the phrase Forgot your username or password? ) 2. The page displayed gives you three options. Click the Reset my password to my Student/ Employee ID option. The page that is now displayed allows you to reset your password to your student/employee ID. . Type your Student/Employee number in the first box. 4. Type your date-of-birth (4-digit year). 5. Type the phrase you see in the image. (A 4-digit phrase that is displayed in the black and white image.) 6. Click Submit. Your password has now been reset to your student/ employee ID. 7. If you are not automatically redirected back to the log in page, click Home. You may now log in using your student/employee ID as your password. After you have logged in, you will be required to change your password. Follow the steps in Section one of this document for assistance. 1 3 4 5 7 2 Accessing the HCC Wireless Network Changing Your Password Open Internet Explorer If you have not disabled secure connection warning in your browser, the Security Alert appears. Click OK to proceed. . From the HCC Wireless Network page, click Click here. (This is located near the bottom of the page under Forgot your username or password? ) If a second security alert appears, click Yes to proceed. 2. You will be given three options. Click the Change my password option. The page that is now displayed allows you to change your password. 1 2Hillsborough Community College - Professional Development Services 2 Enter the requested information. . Type your Student/Employee number. 4. Type your Login Name (username). 5. Type your current password. 6. Type your date of birth. 7. Enter your new password twice. the second time

is needed to verify that you did not mis-type it. Passwords must be a minimum of 8 characters beginning with an upper or lower case letter, and contain at least one number. 8. Type the 4-digit image that you see in the phrase. 9. Click Save. Your password has now been changed. A page will be displayed notifying you that your change was successful. 0. If you are not automatically re-directed back to the log in page, click Home. . You can now enter your Username and Password to log in.

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