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NSW Department of Education Secured Internet Edge project Introducing greater internet capacity for your school

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Page 1: Secured Internet Edge project

NSW Department of Education

Secured Internet Edge project

Introducing greater internet capacity for your school

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Introduction

We will be installing a dedicated internet link that will increase capacity and provide you with a secure internet service.

This session is to provide you with the information you need.

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Please watch this video

Please click here to learn about the login change.

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Why is DoE changing the internet service?

• As part of Telecommunication Strategic Plan 2017-2020, DoE aims to deliver network speed greater than 1Mbps per student by 2020.

• Secured Internet at the Edge is an enabler for this strategy.

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Benefits of the new internet serviceThis new internet service will:

• boost internet capacity.

• prepare schools for future e-learning trends.

• help protect schools from cyber threats.

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Installation day

• On installation day, technical representatives will visit our school and replace the current internet device with a new one.

• During the switchover process, there will be a network outage of up to three hours.

NETWORK OUTAGE

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What will change for staff and students?

The new internet service changes the way you log onto the internet.

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No change for school-owned Windows devices

• There will be no change to the way you access the internet on school-owned Windows devices. Your computer will manage the change for you.

• So off you go.

• Remember: Logout or lock your device whenever you walk away.

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A change to the internet accessprocess for BYODs

After cutover, everyone who uses a BYOD or school-owned non-Windows device* will need to access the internet by:

• browsing to: http://detnsw.net

• logging into the portal with: firstname.lastname@detnsw**

• You may need to check that the Wi-Fi is connected (usually detnsw)

• Bookmark the detnsw.net portal as you will use it everyday.

* Chromebook, iPad, Mac, iPhone, Android or Windows BYOD** Note that in line with the User Logon Experience project, staff and teachers will need to enter their full email address

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Make sure you log out• On shared devices, you will

also need to logout of the internet via the portal (go back to http://detnsw.net) and click the Logout button.

• This will avoid someone else logging into the computerand browsing with your user name.

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Access support material

https://education.nsw.gov.au/technology/projects-and-initiatives/Secured-Internet-Edge

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Support Documents

Video for BYODs and school-owned non-Windows devices (two minutes): explains the login process

Quick reference guide for Secured Internet at the Edge

Troubleshooting guide for BYODs and school-owned non-Windows devices

Troubleshooting guide for school-owned Windows devices

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Getting assistance If you do experience any issues, please restart your computer and try again, before calling EDConnect on 1300 32 32 32 or raising a ticket through the self-service portal