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Networking >
Dial-Up Service
Dial-up access is available to all
Columbia faculty, students and staff through the CUIT Modem Pool. This is a free service, but you are responsible for any phone charges incurred when your computer calls our modem pool.
If you will be traveling and need to dialup from outside New York City, CUIT offers a national
1-800 dial-up service which will charge your account a set amount per minute.
Getting Connected
The CUIT Dial-Up Modem Pool offers Columbia University
affiliates the opportunity to connect to the campus network
from a remote location using a modem and a phone line.
The modem pool offers both terminal emulation service and
Serial Line Internet Protocol (SLIP)/Point to Point
Protocol (PPP) access. SLIP/PPP support allows users to run
Web browsers such as Netscape or Internet Explorer.
Access to the modem pool is provided via several phone
numbers. When calling the modem
pool, please follow the connection guides provided below.Please note that you are required to have a computer that meets our support specifications.
Getting Help
Support for dial-up connections is provided by CUIT Client Services. Please visit our online support center for more information.
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Modem Pool Details
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