Intra-Building Wireless

The Libertad Wireless Network started as a research network project in 1997. It was available on experimental basis in SETB to facilitate Internet connectivity for teaching purposes. The first major use of wireless network was during The Border Governors' Conference. Since then, Libertad Wireless Network has dramatically expanded to provide wireless internet access to many of the academic, administrative and residential buildings as well as their relevant outdoor areas. The Libertad Wireless Network service is available for students, faculty and staff with connection speeds of up to 11Mbps.

Networking
	-	Conduit System
	-	Cabling Infrastructure
	-	Network Design
	-	Communication Rooms
	-	Bandwidth Usage

	Wireless Networking
	-	Inter-Building Wireless
	-	Intra-Building Wireless

	Network Security
	-	VPN Access
	-	Removal Tools
	-	Safe Practices
	-	How to Safeguard Your Computer
	-	Some of the responsibilities of network users
	-	What is restricted on the network?
	-	Security Glossary (external link)

	Data & Voice Support
	-	Service Support
	-	Network Requests

	Development & Research
	-	Documentation
	-	Infrastructure Mapping
	-	New Construction & Planning
	-	Telecommunication Lab

	Other Activities
	-	Cable TV
	-	Campus Police Wireless
	-	Centralized Fire Alarm System
	-	Secured Utility Network

	Network Use Policies
	-	A Summary of UTBTSC Network Use Policies

	External Links
	-	Libertad Wireless
	-	VPAPA
	-	UTB

The functionality and ease of use of Libertad Wireless Network benefits students, faculty and staff because they now have convenient access to their e-mail and study material posted on class web sites without the need of a wired network computer. They have access to important internet resources when they are away from their offices and labs.

Intra-Building Wireless

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