Please send e-mail inquiries to support@chem.washington.edu. We'll all see it and probably respond faster than e-mailing any one of us individually.
We're in Bagley Hall 363 when we aren't wandering around fixing things.
| John Peterson | 3-1699 | peterson@chem.washington.edu |
| Richard Ketcham | 5-2438 | ketcham@chem.washington.edu |
| Sally Weaks | 3-5315 | weaks@chem.washington.edu |
| Jim Earnshaw | 6-4967 | earnshaw@chem.washington.edu |
Visit our computer security best practices page. It is your responsibility to secure your computer before you connect to the network. Life is much easier if you stay secure to begin with!
IP addresses are automatically assigned via DHCP in both Bagley Hall and the Chemistry Building. You don't need to get permission to connect with DHCP. Just configure your settings to use DHCP ("Obtain an IP address automatically" on Windows.) Most new computers come with this set as the default.
If you need to access your computer from some other computer, you'll need a static IP address. In that case, you'll need to fill out a Network Connection Request form, available in Bagley Hall 363. Return it to Sally Weaks.
Do your visitors need wireless access while working or learning at the UW? Faculty and staff members can go online to give guests temporary access to UW's wireless networks.
https://itconnect.uw.edu/connect/uw-networks/campus-wi-fi/visitors/