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Computers running a version of Mac OS X prior to 10.7 will not be able to connect to the svvsd wireless network after December 11, 2016. Plugging in to the wired network should allow students and staff with district accounts to log in to a laptop. The svvsd-public wireless network is also an option, but (read more) A provisioning profile is a security certificate created by a third party developer that, when installed, allows the user to add apps to a device that would otherwise not be permitted to load onto the device. For example, a third party developer has created a provisioning profile that when installed allows users to access GameBoy (read more) Wired Networks Copper Networks – Generally the district’s buildings are wired with Cat 5 or Cat 6 cable. Inactive Fiber Network Drops – The following building had fiber networks but are now on copper networks. The old fiber outlets plates were not removed as part of cost saving. The wiring to (read more) Symptoms: When the user taps the SVVSD profile, the device will spin and then give an error or simply not connect. Cause: Two possible causes are an incorrect Date and Time setting on the iPad or a problem with the SVVSD wireless profile installed on the iPad during enrollment. read more) Question: How can I get affordable internet at home? Answer: Currently, low cost options for Internet access are available from the following entity: Comcast Internet Essentials – http://www.internetessentials.com/ NextLight – Sharing the NextLight NOTE: These providers will NOT use the district’s Internet filtering. Symptoms: User must authenticate each time connecting to wireless Resolution: System Preferences>Network Unlock>Authenticate Wi-Fi>Advanced Click the minus sign to remove wireless not needed Click on 802 tab>minus all listed except SVVSD Click Apply |