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Computer Requirements and Recommendations

Phone and Voice Mail Setup

Internet / Network Setup:
    1. Antivirus Setup
    2. Web Browser Setup

Wireless At ENC
ENC is pleased to announce secure wireless network access for campus community members. Wireless connectivity is now available in all campus buildings, and in a few select outdoor locations. For more details about ENC's wireless network, check out our wireless resources.

Version upgrade for Sophos Antivirus!
There is now an important version upgrade available for Sophos Antivirus. The old version of Sophos will not be supported after February 28, 2007, so to ensure that your computer is protected, please install the new version.

ENC Upgrades Internet Connection!
ENC's Internet connection is now a blazing 20mbps! This is a bandwidth increase of nearly 500% over our previous connection. Read More »»

Email Over Quota?
Each email account is allocated 10 MB of disk space. The sum total of space occupied by the messages is what matters, not the number of emails in your Inbox. Thus, a small number of emails with very large attachments could cause your disk quota to max out quickly.You must delete messages to free up space. It is your responsibility to keep your account clean, that is, remove messages in a timely fashion so that your mailbox does not fill up.
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ENC Spam Filtering Service
ENC is rolling out a new spam-filtering service! In a few days you will notice messages in your Inbox with the tag ****ENC SPAM**** in the subject line. These messages have been marked by ENC's email system as spam, and you can safely delete them. To save time however, you can configure your email client to delete them automatically or place them in a "quarantine" folder for later inspection. ENC's two supported email clients are Thunderbird (for internal users only) and WebMail. Here's how to set them up for spam filtering Read More »»

How do I uninstall ResNet?
If you will no longer be connecting to ResNet (you won't be returning to ENC in the fall, etc.) and you'd like to make your computer work the way that it did before it was set up for ResNet.
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Viruses:
Computer viruses are harmful programs designed to alter the way your computer operates without your permission.
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Spyware:
Spyware is software that most often is installed on your computer without your knowledge or permission. It primarily affects Windows computers, and it is able to track your network activity, such as what web sites you visit, what you enter into forms, etc. and sends it back to a third party who can use this information without your knowledge.
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Windows Critical Updates:
Insuring that your Microsoft Windows operating system has all the latest patches is crucial in protecting you from the many different viruses and worms that are trying to gain illegal access to your computer and files.
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Enable Firewall:
A firewall is a security system that acts as a protective boundary between a network and the outside world.
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