In the Network System Preferences, navigate to the advanced properties. The MAC address will be next to Ethernet ID or MAC Address on the top line.
Last Updated: 12 Mar, 2012
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If this message appears occasionally, connect at another time. If this message appears every time you try to connect, enable call waiting.
Last Updated: 20 Jul, 2011
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Verify the configuration information, such as your PID and password. Verify that you have included the "s" after "http" in the URL.
Last Updated: 12 Mar, 2012
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Install the certificate using the immediate installation mode (http://www.pki.vt.edu/gettingstarted/vtca_bundle_install.exe), your VTnet CD (http://answers.vt.edu/kb/entry/1091/), or the verbose installation mode (http://www.pki.vt.edu/developer/rootca.html#user).
Last Updated: 07 Jun, 2011
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Configure your VPN connection to route only campus traffic while retaining your default ISP settings. View the new VPN connection's TCP/IP properties and clear the Use Default Gateway on Remote Network check box.
Last Updated: 06 Apr, 2011
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Verify that your modem is installed, configure your connection, and remove all DNS servers and WINS addresses.
Last Updated: 02 May, 2012
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While connected to the Internet, at the command prompt, type ping -4 [Full Computer Name]
Last Updated: 24 Aug, 2011
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At the command prompt, type: ipconfig /release then restart your computer.
Last Updated: 16 Aug, 2011
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In the properties of your dial-up connection, under Security, from the Verify my identity as follows: drop-down list, select Allow unsecured password.
Last Updated: 12 Aug, 2011
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In your Local Area Connection properties, view the TCP/IP advanced settings. Add WINS servers 198.82.162.243 and 198.82.162.242
Last Updated: 25 May, 2011
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