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If your certificate is on an eToken, you do not have to do anything.
That certificate should allow you to connect to the Dartmouth
Secure (SSID) network.
If your certificate is installed on your computer, you do not have to
do anything. That certificate should allow you to connect to the
Dartmouth Secure (SSID) network.
If you need to configure your Windows computer to connect to the
Dartmouth Secure network, see
Configuring Your Windows Computer to Use the Dartmouth Secure Wireless Network
or Other Dartmouth Wireless Networks.
If you need to configure your Macintosh computer to connect to the
Dartmouth Secure network, see
Configuring Your Macintosh Computer to Use the Dartmouth Secure Wireless
Network or Other Dartmouth Wireless Networks.
If you are using a software certificate on a Windows computer, and it
was obtained prior to August 23, 2007, you will need to obtain a new
certificate. For information about how to get a new certificate, see
Getting a Certificate. If you have not encrypted any files or e-mail
messages with your old certificate, you should also delete your old certificate
to avoid getting prompted each time you authenticate about which certificate
you want to use.
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