OSX Wireless Config

Mac Printing

The following are instructions on how to set up the various printers across campus with our pay to print system. These instructions should work on any version of Mac OSX starting with Leopard (10.6) and up to he most recent version, Mountain Lion (10.8)

1	Download and install the printer drivers from this website
2	Open your System preferences window and click on Print and Scan
3	Click on the + icon to add a new printer
4	Fill out the form as shown: Address: uauniprint1 Protocol: Line Print Daemon - LPD Queue: This is going to change for each printer. We have a list of queues below. The one in the picture is for setting up the Black and Whtie printer in Bierce Name: Just name it something that will help you remember where the printer is Location: just put the name of the building in here

IMPORTANT: After the document has been sent to the print queue, when you swipe your card it will not show your UANET ID. It will show the hostname of the machine. To find your hostname click Finder and it will be the name next to the house icon.

The print queues are in the process of being moved from print server labprtmb1 to uauniprint1. If you can't print and see that your queue is no longer listed under labprtmb1, please visit or contact the Support Center at 330-972-6888 to have your print queue updated on your machine.

List of Printer Queues for uauniprint1

• Bierce_B&W: PP-B&W-SavinMLP150dnLib01
• Bierce_B&W_Duplex: PP-B&W-SavinMLP150dnLib01-Duplex
• Bierce Color: PP-Color-CLP37dnLib04
• Bierce_Color_Duplex PP-Color-CLP37dnLib04Duplex

List of Printer Queues for labprtmb1

• Arts-Sci_103: pphplj4000cas103
• Auburn_01: PPSAVINMLP37DNSCILIB01
• Auburn_02: PPSAVINMLP37DNSCILIB02
• Auburn_Color: PPSAVINCLP37DNSciLib-Color
• Infocision 4th Floor: PPSAVINMLP37ICS4FSSWE01
• KnightChem: pphplj4000kncl314
• Law_01: pphplj8150law1
• Law_02: pphplj4000law2
• Law_03: pphplj8150law3
• Polsky_267: pphplj2100pol267
• Polsky_M158: PPHPLJ4050POLM158
• Polsky 3rd floor: PPDELL5210NPOL3RDZIP
• Student Union: pphplj4000stun01
• Zook 328: PPHPLJ4250ZOOK328EDU03
• Zook 335: PPHPJL4250ZOOK335EDU01
• Zook 435: PPHPJL4250ZOOK435EDU02

Leopard/Snow Leopard Wireless

Use these instructions to connect your Leopard System (OSX 10.5) to the rootown network.

1	Open System Preferences and click on the Network Preference Pane
2	Click on the Airport Connection
3	Click on Advanced
4	In the Advanced menu click on 802.1X.
5	Click the “+” sign at the lower left hand corner of the window. You will be asked what type of profile you wish to create. You want to select Add User Profile. For Username, enter your uanet id, Enter your uanet password in the password blank. Wireless Network should be rootown. Authentication should have PEAP enabled and nothing else checked then click ok.
6	When you get back to the main Network Preference Pane, click Apply and exit System Preferences.
7	Open System Preferences again and go back to the Network Preference pane. Click on Airport again and go back to the advanced menu. In the Airport Tab , click the “+” sign.
8	Enter the following information in the Rootown Profile setup. Network Name: rootown; Security is WPA2 Enterprise. For 802.1x select rootown if it is not selected, this will fill in your UserName and Password. You will update your password here in the future.
9	Finally you will be prompted to accept the Wireless Certificate. Click on Show Certificate
10	Now click the checkbox next to Always trust “wan-­radius-­ sec.uakron.edu” and click continue. Finally quit System Preferences.
11	You can check your wireless by make sure the Wireless Indicator in the Finder Menu. It should look like this.

If These Steps Do NOT Work
Please note these steps are only for use on the 10.5.X (Leopard) system and the 10.6.X (Snow Leopard) System. This should work on 10.5.2 but it is highly recommended you upgrade to the newest 10.5 release(10.5 and 10.5.1 probably will not work with these steps). Sometimes Apple has trouble picking up new Enterprise Wireless Network Settings. Be sure to clear the keychain of any old login information. Also, toggling the Airport on and off sometimes will force new settings to take action. If this does not work, restarting the computer after the settings are all in place is known to be effective. If all these steps fail, your more than welcome to contact the Support Center at 330-972-6888 or visit us at The MediaTech Services Desk in Bierce Library.