Keeping Your Computer Healthy   Accessing the Sage network, SageNet, carries with it certain responsibilities. Since SageNet is a shared resource utilized by all members of the community, we are all responsible for being good network citizens. If you follow a few simple guidelines, you’ll...

As of now you can securely access your home folder (H:\ drive) from any Windows XP computer connected to the Internet.  If you just need to read or download a file(s) from your home folder open your web browser and navigate to https://webdrives.sage.edu/< ;your SageNet user ID>. ...

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How The Internet Works This document, while a very general overview, still gets a little bit technical.  it is meant for users with a decent understanding of technology. The internet is managed by an international group called The Internet Society (ISOC). ISOC is a professional...

MAC Address Also known as a physical address or hardware address, a MAC address is a static identifier assigned to network hardware (ethernet, wireless, firewire, bluetooth, etc). Although MAC addresses are typically static, they can be changed, or "spoofed". Please note that MAC stands for...

  Guidelines for Secure Password Creation Windows Passwords for the WINDOWS domains (ADMIN & STUDENT) require the following: Must be at least 8 characters long Must not exceed 30 characters Cannot start with a number Cannot contain a space. Must contain at least...

Network Utility The Network Utility is a Macintosh GUI for command-line network applications. This includes Ping, Traceroute, Netstat, Whois, and Port Scan.  Generally speaking, you probably will not need to use this area too much. Launch Network Utility 1. Go to the Utilities folder...