MH wireless enable/disable feature available in Tech. Mgr
Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2015 7:57 am
Meetinghouse wireless access may now be disabled/enabled using Technology Manager (TM) (see TM announcement below). Leaders may do so without physical access to the firewall.
This feature should only be used under the direction and instructions of the meetinghouse Stake/District President. Church units who use the feature must carefully coordinate and communicate its use and timing.
The “Enable All Access Points” and “Disable All Access Points” buttons are available under the TM “Access Points” tab for the Stake Technology Specialist and Stake/District/Ward/Branch presidency members.
Once disabled, wireless access points no longer broadcast the LDSAccess SSID. Afterwards wireless access may be re-enabled through Technology Manager from a device either connected to the building's wired network or connected to a different Internet service.
This feature is useful for preserving Internet bandwidth during important meetings or broadcasts. Once wireless access is disabled, the building’s network is still available through the wired network. IMPORTANT: Leaders must remember to re-enable wireless access following the meeting or event.
The Stake Technology Specialist is generally responsible for supporting this feature. Issues associated with the enable/disable wireless feature should be directed to the Global Service Center (+1 855‐537‐4357).
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TECHNOLOGY MANAGER ANNOUNCEMENT:
Meetinghouse wireless access enable/disable feature available through Technology Manager
"Wireless access may now be disabled/enabled through Technology Manager. For meetinghouses the Stake Technology Specialist or Stake/District/Ward/Branch presidencies may do so under the direction of the meetinghouse Stake/District President. The disable feature prevents devices from using LDSAccess. Once disabled, wireless access may be re-enabled through Technology Manager from a device either connected to the building's wired network or connected to a different Internet service. A history log records the date, time, and person's name for wireless network changes."
This feature should only be used under the direction and instructions of the meetinghouse Stake/District President. Church units who use the feature must carefully coordinate and communicate its use and timing.
The “Enable All Access Points” and “Disable All Access Points” buttons are available under the TM “Access Points” tab for the Stake Technology Specialist and Stake/District/Ward/Branch presidency members.
Once disabled, wireless access points no longer broadcast the LDSAccess SSID. Afterwards wireless access may be re-enabled through Technology Manager from a device either connected to the building's wired network or connected to a different Internet service.
This feature is useful for preserving Internet bandwidth during important meetings or broadcasts. Once wireless access is disabled, the building’s network is still available through the wired network. IMPORTANT: Leaders must remember to re-enable wireless access following the meeting or event.
The Stake Technology Specialist is generally responsible for supporting this feature. Issues associated with the enable/disable wireless feature should be directed to the Global Service Center (+1 855‐537‐4357).
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TECHNOLOGY MANAGER ANNOUNCEMENT:
Meetinghouse wireless access enable/disable feature available through Technology Manager
"Wireless access may now be disabled/enabled through Technology Manager. For meetinghouses the Stake Technology Specialist or Stake/District/Ward/Branch presidencies may do so under the direction of the meetinghouse Stake/District President. The disable feature prevents devices from using LDSAccess. Once disabled, wireless access may be re-enabled through Technology Manager from a device either connected to the building's wired network or connected to a different Internet service. A history log records the date, time, and person's name for wireless network changes."