Registering Devices: Summer Conferences
Finding your hardware address: Apple Watch
What is a "non-routable ip address"?
I've already completed the registration process for this computer, but when I try to connect it keeps sending me back to the registration system. Why?
I've run the SNRT over and over again/or I keep trying to update my computer by going to Microsoft Update (for Windows)/Software Update (for Macs), but there are one or two updates that just won't install successfully. What should I do?
I ran the SNRT last year, but when I try to register it keeps sending me back here. Why?
What operating systems are supported by the SNRT? What if I'm running something other than Mac OS X or Windows?
SNRT is running slowly on a Windows Machine
What exactly does the SNRT do?
Is there a fee for registering my devices for use on the network?

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I ran the SNRT last year, but when I try to register it keeps sending me back here. Why?

Jeffrey Bond Wang

August 21, 2018 17:03
Updated

The list of approved machines is cleared periodically, so you may need to run the SNRT again if you haven't ran it for a while. This practice ensures that machines that leave Stanford over the summer are clean before they join the network again, and allows continuously connected machines to prove their safety periodically.

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