Update on Student Printing
Printer Control Stations are available on Levels 2, 3,and 4 of the Law Building and in the Fite Room in the Law Annex. Instructions for using printer control stations are on our printing page. PLEASE NOTE THAT WE ARE DELAYING IMPLEMENTING THE REQUIREMENT THAT YOU MUST USE PRINTER CONTROL STATIONS TO PRINT. Macintosh and Windows Vista users may continue to print to individual printers. When Novell releases an iPrint client for Vista, we will announce a new date for the requirement.
Incoming Students:
Because of the importance of access to networked communication in all aspects of student life and the extent to which the school relies on electronic communications, the law school strongly recommends that all entering J.D. and L.L.M. students own a portable (notebook or laptop) computer. A list of detailed specifications is available.
Facilities During Library Renovation
The law library will be undergoing comprehensive renovation from May, 2007 until August, 2008. During this time ten student computers will be available in the Fite Training Room in the Law Library Annex, located within the Gross Chemistry Laboratory building. Printers will be available there as well, on level 2 of the law school near the registrar's office, and on level 4 of the law school near the ProBono office.
Law School Network
The Law School's Network is designed to support the computing needs of students, faculty and staff. It offers features in addition to those provided by the university, some of which are exclusively for members of the law school community.
NetReg Computer Registration
All computers must be registered using a university NetID in order to access Duke Law's wireless networking system, Student Research Network, GroupWise E-Mail system, NetWare file storage, etc.
GroupWise E-Mail
GroupWise 7 is the client used for the Duke Law's E-Mail system. Users may install GroupWise software on their computers or access email via WebAccess
NetWare Network File Storage
Files may be accessed and stored on Duke Law's servers using a web browser with an Internet connection via NetStorage.
NetID
Your NetID, which gives you access to the ACES web, Blackboard, and the duke.edu mail systems are maintained by the Duke OIT (Office of Information Technology). For information or assistance, call (919) 684-2200, send email to help@oit.duke.edu, or check out the online help desk.
StudentOrganization Web Pages
Student organization representatives should contact Webupdates to post their updated web site pages.