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Network Services

Computer Labs

Computer labs available for student use:

Computer Lab

Computers Available

Lab2819

30 (Intel based) Computers

Lab2821

24 (Intel based) Computers

Lab2813b

6 (Intel based) Computers

Lab 1826 (Engineering)

30 (Intel based) Computers

Lab1337 (Media Lab)

10 (Intel based) Computers

Lab1249 (Library Lab)

19 (Intel based) Computers

Lab1015

19 (Intel based) Computers

Learning Center

3 (Intel based) Computers

Lab hours are posted outside the labs.

Network Printing

Printers available for student use are as follows:

Computer Lab

Printers Available

Lab2819 Color Laser
Lab2821 Color Laser
Lab2813a B&W Laser
Lab2813b Color Laser
Lab 1847 (Platteville Engineering Lab) B&W Laser, Color Laser
Lab 1826 (Engineering) B&W Laser
Lab1337 (Media Lab) Color Laser
Lab1249 B&W Laser
Lab1015 Color Laser (x 2)
Learning Center Color Laser

Web Pages

We currently offer web pages for faculty, staff, and student organizations.  To obtain a web account please print out the Web Account Application form, fill out any appropriate information and return it to the Helpdesk or to a member of the Instructional Technology staff.

Video Bulletin Board System (VBBS)

The Video Bulletin Board System provides faculty and staff with a means to communicate with our students via our internal video system.  Monitors are placed in high-traffic areas on campus to ensure students will see the information being posted.  For more information on the Vbbs and how to use it, click here.

FOX Wireless Network

The Fox Wireless Network Project was initiated during the 2002-2003 academic year.  For more information, click here.

Campus Email Account

  • Then click on http://owa.uwc.edu page to access to your email account. This link is also available on the top of every single page at UWFox Web site.
  • When prompted, enter Username and Password:

    To change a password you will need to go to...
    https://selfservice.uwc.edu/enterinfo.asp


  • Campus Domain: UWC

How to Use the Outlook Web Access

The instruction can be downloaded from http://www.uwfox.uwc.edu/iit/helpdesk/handouts/EmailOWA.doc.

How to Configure Outlook 2003 for Home Use

The instructions can be viewed from: http://www.uwfox.uwc.edu/iitoutlook.html

Access to Student Account Password (Change/Reset)

https://apps.uwc.edu/selfservice/account/student/enterinfo.asp

Accessing My Documents Folder via VPN

This will replace the old way of accessing My Documents using https//folders.uwc.edu, which is no longer working. In order to access your campus My Documents folder off campus, you must follow the directions below to set up the connection properly. (Please note that you will lose the Internet connection to the outside world when you are using VPN. So disconnect VPN connection after use.)

  1. Go to Start Menu > Control Panel > double-click on Network Connections.
  2. Click “Create a New Connection” from the Network Tasks.

  3. Accessing My Documents via VPN - Step 1
  4. Name your connection, ex. UWFox VPN.

  5. Accessing My Documents via VPN - Step 2
  6. Type vpn.uwc.edu in the box.

  7. Accessing My Documents via VPN - Step 3
  8. Check off “Add a shortcut to this connection to my desktop”. Then click Finish.

  9. Accessing My Documents via VPN - Step 4
  10. When finish, the VPN connection screen will pop up like the one shown below. Enter your username and password. Make sure to check off “Save this username and password for the following users: Me only”. Click Connect.

  11. Accessing My Documents via VPN - Step 5
    Now you have to map the drive properly in order to access to the My Documents (or any network drive) on campus.
  12. Go to My computer > go to Tools menu > select Map Network Drive…

  13. Accessing My Documents via VPN - Step 6
  14. Select S: (s for school) drive from the drop-down list > enter \\foxnt1.uwc.edu\userfiles\evelyn.li in the Folder: box. Replace “evelyn.li” with your own username.

  15. Check off “Reconnect at logon” and click Finish button.

  16. Accessing My Documents via VPN - Step 7
  17. If you want to connect to a different network drive, such as J: or N:, just map different drives as you would for S:.

  18. From now on, if you want to access to My Documents from home, go to My Computer > select S: (or any other drive) from the list.

  19. Accessing My Documents via VPN - Step 8
  20. Disconnect the VPN after you are done. To disconnect, right-click on the VPN icon from lower right task bar then select Disconnect from the list.
  21. Accessing My Documents via VPN - Step 9
    (You have to disconnect VPN before gaining back the Internet access!)