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Configuring network software

Last revision July 28, 2004

The School supports the TCP/IP, AppleTalk, and Windows networking protocols and provides servers (NFS, AppleShare, and Samba) for those. There are no School-wide NT or Netware servers.

If you have any questions, or need help with configuration or software installation, contact one of these staff people in the School:

Macintosh, Windows PC, or network printer -- Ikenna Anyaso, our desktop support consultant, via a HelpSU request to either 5-8181 or the web request page:

http://helpsu.stanford.edu/

Unix Workstation -- Kai Lanz, 3-3400.

Unusual devices or general questions -- Phil Farrell 3-9575.