Knowledge related to the Mines campus network, both wired and wireless (including CSM Wireless, Eduroam, and CSM Guest) as well as information pertaining to connecting to the campus network from off-campus using VPN.
In this help guide, you can learn more information on how to set up or troubleshoot connecting remotely to the Mines Campus Network using a chrome book device or similar.
In this help guide, you can learn more information on how to set up or troubleshoot connecting remotely to the Mines Campus Network with MacOS.
In this help guide, you can learn more information on how to set up or troubleshoot connecting remotely to the Mines Campus Network using Windows 10.
Instructions on how to get connected to CSMWireless, the main campus wifi.
How to guide for Labby and configuring Remote Desktops to utilize Mines computer labs.
Step-by-step instructions about how to map your Z:, Y: or I: file shares on a MacOS computer
Step-by-step guide about how to map your Z:, Y: or I: file shares on a Windows 10 Computer.
Step-by-step instructions about how to map your Z:, Y: or I: file shares on an Ubuntu computer.
Learn more about ways for students to improve or upgrade their internet connectivity with aide from select Internet Service Providers (ISP).
For most installations, Viscosity is configured to automatically check for updates. If you are unsure, you can manually check for updates.
Information regarding the Virtual Labs service provided by ITS through Azure Classroom Labs
How to register, connect, use, and disconnect from the Azure VDI Infrastructure. This article is for all students using the Azure Classroom Labs.
How to remotely connect from a Windows computer to a Macintosh computer.
The Mines eduroam wireless network gives you an encrypted wireless connection on campus, and access to the wireless networks of other participating institutions and organizations while traveling. It can be used in place of the standard Mines campus network CSMwireless.
Although Mines wired and wireless networks appear to be open (not password protected), to use them you must first "register" your computer with the network. Here's how.