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 === I have a guest/visitor coming to RCS, how can I arrange wireless access? ===
-The RCS-Guest network is similar to going to Starbucks, just fill out the web form for 24 hours of access. If a longer time is required, please submit a tech request.
+The RCS-Guest network is similar to going to Starbucks, just fill out the web form for 48 hours of access. If a longer time is required, please submit a tech request.
 == How do I connect to one of the RCS wireless networks? ==
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-Instructions follow for connecting to available networks from the most common mobile devices and operating systems.
-* [[Wireless_Network/Connect_from_Android|Android]]
-* [[Wireless_Network/Connect_from_BlackBerry|BlackBerry]]
-* [[Wireless_Network/Connect_from_iOS|iOS Devices (iPhone, iPad, iTouch)]]
-* [[Wireless_Network/Connect_from_Mac OS X|Mac OS X]]
-* [[Wireless_Network/Connect_from_Windows|Windows]]
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 == I'm interested in the technical details. ==
-Awesome! Our wireless network is running on [http://www.arubanetworks.com/ Aruba] Mobility Master controllers with access points terminating on Managed Devices on each campus. If you connect to one of the WPA2-Enterprise networks, your credentials are passed to a cluster of ClearPass Policy Manager servers that handle RADUIS authentication. After connecting to the appropriate wireless network, all of your network traffic passes through two different firewalls: the Aruba controllers and a Palo Alto next generation firewall and web filter. This makes your computer very, very safe at Riverdale! All of your computer's network traffic passes through our Palo Alto firewall to monitor and filter your Internet access.
+Awesome! Our wireless network is running on [http://www.arubanetworks.com/ Aruba] Aruba Central managed Instant Access Points. If you connect to one of the WPA2-Enterprise networks, your credentials are passed to a cluster of ClearPass Policy Manager servers that handle RADUIS authentication. After connecting to the appropriate wireless network, all of your network traffic passes through two different firewalls: the Aruba controllers and a FortiGate next generation firewall and web filter. This makes your computer very, very safe at Riverdale! All of your computer's network traffic passes through our FortiGate firewall to monitor and filter your Internet access.
-{{ClassTech}}