Getting Connected:

• Attorneys, Trustees, Paralegals and Staff may apply for a connection to the Court's Wireless Service.

• Before you can connect to the Wireless Service you will need to complete the Wireless Courtroom Registration Form. It requests certain information about you, your hardware and contact details. Once you have submitted your Registration Form, it takes only a few days to process. During this time you will need to set-up your computer to access the Service using what is referred to as "Wi-Fi Protected Access" or WPA.

• One of the items of information that will be required in the Registration Form is the "Media Access Control" or MAC Address of your Wireless Card.

• Once you are registered with the Wireless Courtroom Service, you will need to enter some additional information in your computer known as the "Service Set Identifier" or SSID, and the "WPA-Pre-Share Passphrase" or the WPA-PSK. This information, specifically the "passphrase" will be changed regularly for security reasons. This information will therefore be posted daily in the applicable courtroom so that once you are in attendance, you can then log on.

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