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of the wireless network at Conyngham Hall is entirely at the
users own risk. Harrogate Borough Council does not accept any
liability for the security or integrity of the data transmitted
over its wireless network.
Harrogate
Borough Council does not guarantee availability of the Wireless
network, nor the speed of internet access at any given time.
Harrogate
Borough Council only provides support for the Wireless network
infrastructure, and cannot guarantee compatibility of users
equipment or software applications.
Any
attempt to hack or gain unauthorised access will result in
legal action being taken against offenders under the 'Computer
Misuse Act'.
We
do not provide virus scanning or firewall facilities. Neither
is the connection from your computer to the Wireless Access
Point encrypted.
Harrogate
Borough Council is not responsible for data security related
to the use of the Internet.
Wireless
Access Explained
To
start using the service:
1.
Access your Network Connections dialogue box, right click
on Wireless Network Connections, click on Properties the click
on Wireless Networks.
2.
Select View Wireless Network, set up a Wireless Network
3.
Insert the information provided i.e. SSID which will be given
to you on the day of the event.
4.
You should then be able to connect to the service.
Depending on your company's IT policy, you may need assistance
from your IT department to be able to use this service. We
suggest that you visit the Hall to test that your equipment
is compatible with the Broadband Network prior to your event
as we do not guarantee that all software/network cards will
be compatible. By using this service you agree to observe
the terms and conditions.
Technical
stuff
Our
Wireless network uses a 500kb feed. Obviously, the more people
that connect to the wireless network less of that 500kb bandwidth
will be available to each user, however, as the demand per
PC is spread over time, the effect is negligible.
When
your computer accesses our Wireless Access Points, the system
will issue an IP within the range used by the network.
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