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Smart Cell Phones have put the ability to surf the web, do email, and log into servers and other network devices in the hands of almost everyone these days including students and administrators. Almost all cell phones and devices like the Apple iPod Touch have the ability to login to wireless networks so the question arises....

Is your school's wireless network secure from those who should not have access to servers that house confidential information?

Many schools have deployed wireless technology during the last year and many have not locked those networks down with adequate security. Implementing a "secure" wireless network is critical in keeping cell phones, laptops, and other wireless devices out of your student information system.

Is Your Wireless Network Secure?

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Instructions for configuring Outlook and Outlook Express Email Clients

* Anywhere you are asked to enter a username be sure and type in your full email address.

** Microsoft Outlook Express on Windows **

- Launch Outlook Express.

- Under "Tools" select "Accounts..."

- Select your account name and click "Properties" to edit your account.

- Click the "Servers" tab.

- Check the "My Server Requires Authentication" check box and the adjacent "settings" button.

- Make sure the "Use same settings as my Incoming Mail Server" radio button is selected.

- Click "OK" buttons twice, and the "close" button. You are finished.

** Microsoft Outlook on Windows **

- Launch Outlook.

- Select Tools > E-mail Accounts...

- Select "View or change email accounts"

- Click "More settings".

- Select the "Outgoing Server" tab.

- Check the "My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication" box. - Make sure the "Use same settings as my Incoming Mail Server" radio button is selected.

- Click "OK" button. Click "Next". Click "Finish". You are finished.

Last Updated ( Monday, 22 June 2009 05:58 )

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