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Introduction

This manual will guide you through:

• Connecting your Mac to the Internet in the Law School.

• Connecting to shared resources on the Law School IT network.

• Configuring your Mac with the services provided by the IT department.

Note on Support

The Law School IT Helpdesk supports most of your technology needs, this includes:

• Network Connectivity (both wired and wireless connections) in law school buildings. This does not include dormitory or residential buildings.

• Student Labs in Jerome Greene Hall.

• Web-based apps and portals used on campus (such as CourseWorks and LawNet).

The following software is supported:

• Windows 11

• Windows 10

• Windows 8

• macOS

• Microsoft Office Professional 2016 and 2013

• Microsoft Office for Mac 2021 and 2019

• G Suite applications

The Law School IT helpdesk does not perform hardware repair. We can help you troubleshoot and find a third party service provider that is certified by the manufacturer to perform hardware service repair.

System Requirements

To gain access to technology services offered by the Law School, you must have the following:

• A UNI account.

• A Mac running macOS 10.14 (Mojave) and above. Only genuine versions of macOS are supported.

• Turn on macOS update to ensure your Mac is receiving the latest macOS updates from Apple.

• A security program that provides real-time protection and actively scans your Mac for malicious threats.

Connect to Wi-Fi on your Mac

macOS Updates on your Mac

Setup VPN on your Mac

Malwarebytes security software on your Mac

Connect to Network Drives on your Mac

Configure Student Lab printers on your Mac