BYOD
Bring Your Own Device
Electronic devices that support 802.1x authentication will work in our environment. Examples of compatible devices are:
- iPhones, iPads, or iPod Touch
- Android phones or tablets running Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) or later
- Blackberry phones (BlackBerry OS 4.6 and up)
- Kindle Fire tablets
- Laptops running Windows XP SP3 or later or OS X
At this time, Kindle eReaders, Nooks and Nabi-brand tablets are not compatible with our wireless network (as they do not yet support 802.1x). These devices may be used but will not have internet access.
ContentKeeper Root Certificate Installation
To access the CCS Network, all BYOD devices will need to install the ContentKeeper Root Certificate. Follow the steps to install the Root Certificate on your device.
ContentKeeper Root Certificate Removal
ContentKeeper FAQs
- What data does ContentKeeper track?
- Will ContentKeeper block all inappropriate content?
- Are student activities filtered while off-site/off of the CCS Network?
- To what extent, if any, does ContentKeeper affect system performance?
- What happens if ContentKeeper blocks a legitimate and non-nefarious site?
- How can I see my student's Chromebook history?
- Does ContentKeeper block access to social media?
- Does ContentKeeper block access to VPNs?
What data does ContentKeeper track?
Will ContentKeeper block all inappropriate content?
Are student activities filtered while off-site/off of the CCS Network?
To what extent, if any, does ContentKeeper affect system performance?
What happens if ContentKeeper blocks a legitimate and non-nefarious site?
How can I see my student's Chromebook history?
Does ContentKeeper block access to social media?
Does ContentKeeper block access to VPNs?
ContentKeeper Root Certificate Download
Guests at ESC
Guests presenting at ESC can follow the instructions in the document below to connect to our guest wireless network, as well as our wireless presentation system.