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From version 22.1
edited by David Skotarczyk
on 2018/06/04 11:16
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on 2018/08/27 07:41
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4 4  {{toc/}}
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6 -If you're //connecting to wireless at another school// you'll need to use your full domain username, replace username with your network logon username.
6 +If you're //connecting to wireless at another school// you'll need to use your(UPN) full domain username, replace username with your network logon username.
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8 8  (% class="wrapped" %)
9 9  |=(((
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117 117  == {{id name="Android"/}}Android ==
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119 -Open your Settings and go to your WiFi settings. Select the network that you want to join.
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121 121  Some Android phones may need to connect in a similar manner as a Chromebook or Chrome OS device. If you have issues connecting your Android device when following these instructions then see the Chrome OS instructions below.
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121 +Open your Settings and go to your WiFi settings. Select the network that you want to join.
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123 123  (% style="text-align: center;" %)
124 124  [[image:attach:wifi_settings.png||alt="Android WIFI Settings Display" title="Android WIFI Settings Display" height="400"]]
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