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Student Computer Registration Form

Who should fill out this form:

Students living in Squires Hall requesting to use UNCCharlotte Internet Services
Students enrolled in the College of Architecture using their computers in the Storrs' Studios

Please understand the Rules and Regulations concerning your Student Network Connection

Please be sure to include your official @uncc.edu email address for contact purposes. This is the only means by which we will contact you in the event notification is required. For more information please see UNC-Charlotte Policy 20.

Once the form is completed, you will receive a tracking number for future use.
Use this number when referring to your registration form questions.
Your registration becomes effective within one business day.

MAC Address: (No dashes)

Type of System:Desktop Laptop *

Type of Platform:PC MAC UNIX *

Operating System: Other: *

Manufacturer: Other: *

Student Name:

Email Address:

Location:

Room: Outlet ID: (example: Room-Bedroom)

Form Filled Out By:

Comments:

I hereby acknowledge that the above information is correct and that I will abide by the Rules and Regulations concerning the Student Computing Network. I understand that the Student Computing Network is a privilege and not a right, and that my connection may be terminated and access denied if I am found abusing or ignoring any Rules and Regulations

Use of the University's computing and electronic communication resources is conditioned on compliance with the University's Information Technology (IT) policies (Policy Statements 8, 10, 20, 66, 67, and 102). Pursuant to those policies, the University will take any steps necessary to safeguard the integrity of the University's computing and electronic communication resources and to minimize the risks to both those resources and the end users of those resources. Such safeguarding includes monitoring data traffic to detect anomalous network activity, as well as accessing, retrieving, reading, and/or disclosing data communications when there is reasonable cause to suspect a violation of applicable University policy or criminal law, or when monitoring is otherwise required or permitted by law.

Requests will take 12-24 hours to process.

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