Chemistry printers and servers are firewalled from general Internet access. They can be accessed from outside the Chemistry buildings, as well as from RedRover wireless connections, by use of the Cornell Virtual Private Network (VPN).
First – (on campus) register your machine on the Cornell RedRover wireless network & connect to wireless.
• Connect to RedRover, then open any web browser and you should be automatically forwarded to the CIT RedRover registration page.
• Strongly suggested – once you're connected to RedRover, setup and connect to RedRover-Secure, which is encrypted (safer network)
More information can be found at http://www.it.cornell.edu/services/redrover/howto.cfm
Next – install the Cornell VPN (Virtual Private Network). This will let you access the group server and printer from Red Rover, as well as from off campus.
• Install Cornell VPN - Go to cuvpn.cuvpn.cornell.edu and follow the instructions provided. Additional instructions can be found at http://www.it.cornell.edu/services/vpn/.
• To access group server & printers – you must open and connect to the VPN service. You can stay logged in for up to 8 hours before reentering your password is required.
To install a group printer in Windows 7 ( other Windows editions should be similar ) –
• In Devices & Printers – click on add a printer
• Choose add a LOCAL printer
• Create a new port – standard TCP/IP
• Enter the printer name for the address
o See label on the printer for the name ( please avoid using the IP address )
• Finish driver & printer installation by providing the driver as necessary and naming the printer something you prefer. In most cases, your computer will detect & install drivers. Some drivers may require manual installation.
To install a group printer in Mac OS X ( editions of Mac OS X might have slightly different wording ) –
• Open System Preferences and go to Printers and Scanners
• Click on the + sign to add a printer
• Click on the IP system
• Enter the printer name for the address
o See label on the printer for the name ( please avoid using the IP address )
• Change the protocol to HP Jetdirect Socket ( even if the printer is not an HP printer )
• Leave the Queue empty, name and locate the printer something you prefer and will remember
• Correct the printer driver as necessary
If you have any questions, problems, or concerns on connecting to your group's servers and/or printers, please first attempt to work with your group's computer person and when necessary, please contact Chemistry IT at <crcf//AT//cornell.edu> or stop by 250 Baker Lab for assistance.
Chemistry printers and servers are firewalled from general Internet access. They can be accessed from outside the Chemistry buildings, as well as from RedRover wireless connections, by use of the Cornell Virtual Private Network (VPN).
First – (on campus) register your machine on the Cornell RedRover wireless network & connect to wireless.
- Connect to RedRover, then open any web browser and you should be automatically forwarded to the CIT RedRover registration page.
- Strongly suggested – once you're connected to RedRover, setup and connect to RedRover-Secure, which is encrypted (safer network)
More information can be found at http://www.it.cornell.edu/services/redrover/howto.cfm
Next – install the Cornell VPN (Virtual Private Network). This will let you access the group server and printer from Red Rover, as well as from off campus.
- Install Cornell VPN - Go to cuvpn.cuvpn.cornell.edu and follow the instructions provided. Additional instructions can be found at http://www.it.cornell.edu/services/vpn/.
- To access group server & printers – you must open and connect to the VPN service. You can stay logged in for up to 8 hours before reentering your password is required.
To install a group printer in Windows 7 ( other Windows editions should be similar ) –
- In Devices & Printers – click on add a printer
- Choose add a LOCAL printer
- Create a new port – standard TCP/IP
- Enter the printer name for the address
o See label on the printer for the name ( please avoid using the IP address )
- Finish driver & printer installation by providing the driver as necessary and naming the printer something you prefer. In most cases, your computer will detect & install drivers. Some drivers may require manual installation.
To install a group printer in Mac OS X ( editions of Mac OS X might have slightly different wording ) –
- Open System Preferences and go to Printers and Scanners
- Click on the + sign to add a printer
- Click on the IP system
- Enter the printer name for the address
o See label on the printer for the name ( please avoid using the IP address )
- Change the protocol to HP Jetdirect Socket ( even if the printer is not an HP printer )
- Leave the Queue empty, name and locate the printer something you prefer and will remember
- Correct the printer driver as necessary
If you have any questions, problems, or concerns on connecting to your group's servers and/or printers, please first attempt to work with your group's computer person and when necessary, please contact Chemistry IT at crcf@cornell.edu
or stop by 250 Baker Lab for assistance.Chemistry printers and servers are firewalled from general Internet access. They can be accessed from outside the Chemistry buildings, as well as from RedRover wireless connections, by use of the Cornell Virtual Private Network (VPN).<br>First - (on campus) register your machine on the Cornell RedRover wireless network & connect to wireless.<br>• Connect to RedRover, then open any web browser and you should be automatically forwarded to the CIT RedRover registration page.<br>• Strongly suggested - once you're connected to RedRover, setup and connect to RedRover-Secure, which is encrypted (safer network)<br>More information can be found at http://www.it.cornell.edu/services/redrover/howto.cfm<br>Next - install the Cornell VPN (Virtual Private Network). This will let you access the group server and printer from Red Rover, as well as from off campus.<br>• Install Cornell VPN - Go to cuvpn.cuvpn.cornell.edu and follow the instructions provided. Additional instructions can be found at http://www.it.cornell.edu/services/vpn/.<br>• To access group server & printers - you must open and connect to the VPN service. You can stay logged in for up to 8 hours before reentering your password is required.<br>To install a group printer in Windows 7 ( other Windows editions should be similar ) - <br>• In Devices & Printers - click on add a printer<br>• Choose add a LOCAL printer<br>• Create a new port - standard TCP/IP<br>• Enter the printer name for the address <br>o See label on the printer for the name ( please avoid using the IP address )<br>• Finish driver & printer installation by providing the driver as necessary and naming the printer something you prefer. In most cases, your computer will detect & install drivers. Some drivers may require manual installation.<br>To install a group printer in Mac OS X ( editions of Mac OS X might have slightly different wording ) - <br>• Open System Preferences and go to Printers and Scanners<br>• Click on the + sign to add a printer<br>• Click on the IP system<br>• Enter the printer name for the address <br>o See label on the printer for the name ( please avoid using the IP address )<br>• Change the protocol to HP Jetdirect Socket ( even if the printer is not an HP printer )<br>• Leave the Queue empty, name and locate the printer something you prefer and will remember<br>• Correct the printer driver as necessary<br>If you have any questions, problems, or concerns on connecting to your group's servers and/or printers, please first attempt to work with your group's computer person and when necessary, please contact Chemistry IT at crcf@cornell.edu or stop by 250 Baker Lab for assistance.<br>-- /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable
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