For a fee, CIT's Hardware Support Group will install Remote Access Software for University community members who bring the appropriate equipment to CIT Hardware Support. Only members of the University community are eligible for the Remote Access Installation Service. An additional charge will be incurred if additional memory, modem and operating system upgrades are needed. A CIT Netid can be obtained by Faculty and Staff at the reception desk at 87 Prospect.
Students automatically have accounts.
If a customer owns a modem, it and its appropriate manual and cables must also be brought to 171 Broadmead. The computer's monitor or keyboard does not need to be brought to 171 Broadmead. However, a laptop's power supply should accompany it. Installation Service Request Options Princeton's high speed remote access service provides users with the ability to access their electronic mail, access their UNIX accounts, NT Servers and run Information Access tools like Netscape. For Macintosh users, it is possible to access files stored on an office computer connected to the campus network.