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Law Wired Laptop Access Registration

Full-time faculty, staff and students in degree or diploma programs at NYU Law are eligible for this account. Please fill in all fields. Incomplete forms will not be processed. A valid email address is required in order to notify you that your Wired Laptop Access account has been activated.

If you are registered for ResNet or have recently registered your laptop using the NYU-NET Registration System, you do not need to fill out this form; Simply follow the configuration instructions on the Wired Laptop Access page.

For more information about Wired Laptop Access for Law students, see the Law School website.

Requester Information

Full Name: NetID:
(e.g., aqe123)
Telephone: NYU Email Address:
Operating System: Computer Brand:
(e.g., Dell)
Ethernet Card Address:      (Click for Windows & Mac instructions.)
Type of account:
How else do you connect to NYU-NET?   NYU ResNet
  NYU-NET Proxy
  NYU office		   NYU DIAL
  NYURoam Wireless
All users of NYU computer systems must read and agree to the following:

Access to New York University (NYU) computing resources is limited to authorized users and for approved purposes. Such resources include computer hardware and software, computer-based files and data, NYU-NET, and networks reached via NYU-NET, such as the Internet.

I understand that my registration is for my individual use only and that it will be used solely for facilitating my work as an NYU student or employee. I shall respect the privacy of other users and the security of the NYU computer systems and NYU-NET.

I understand that any abuse of my network access privileges will lead to service suspension and immediate review, with the possibility of service revocation and further disciplinary action in accordance with the applicable laws and NYU rules and procedures.

I acknowledge receiving and reading a copy of the following, and I agree to abide by its provisions:

  Yes, I have read and agree to the above.

 

Page last reviewed: September 1, 2006