How to Use OUINET Request Forms

If a OUINET connection is desired, please give us a call by dialing TT#, or if you are dialing from off campus dial 482-0088. An experienced staff member will assist you in collecting the necessary information required to establish your connection. Depending on what type of connection is being requested, various bits of information will be asked of you. This information is required so that the processing of the request will go as smoothly as possible.

After processing your request, an informational letter will be sent to you via campus mail from Information Networks. This letter is important, please do not misplace it. You may want to file it along with other computer information you may have. Listed below are some details on the various forms.

PPP Request - Point-to-Point-Protocol Request Form

This form is used to request Internet access via dial-up services. Will support Netscape, Telnet, FTP, etc. Software support is not available in Information Networks. If any support is available, it will be via the Computing Center Help Desk (25516).
Available for staff members only.
Can be used from University Office if your office is not on OUINET.
No surfing allowed. Access must be used to support the mission of the University.
This form generates a follow-up letter.

HARF Request - Host and Address Request Form

This form is used to request the assignment of an IP address for a University computer.
This is required of all computers attached to the campus network.
This form generates a follow-up letter.
Helpful Pointers

CRF - Connection Request Form

This form is used to request the physical attachment of a computer to OUINET.
This form can also be used to request installation of an ethernet interface in the computer.

Letter Request
- If you need to request services not provided for in the forms listed above you should:

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