Disabling Wireless Access - Revision history

Allisonwinder: Update to most current information

2024-07-17T17:21:43Z

Update to most current information

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	The disable feature in Church Network Manager (CNM) prevents devices from using the wireless network. Disabling wireless access can be useful for preserving internet bandwidth during important meetings or webcasts. Once access is disabled, the building’s network is still available through the wired network.		The disable feature in Church Network Manager (CNM) prevents devices from using the wireless network. Disabling wireless access can be useful for preserving internet bandwidth during important meetings or webcasts. Once access to an SSID is disabled, the building’s network is still available through the wired network, or other SSID's. Please note that both SSID's utilize the same network bandwidth, and it is impossible to prioritize traffic from one SSID over the other, without disabling one of them.

	The technology specialist is generally responsible for using this feature, but other ward and stake leaders can access it as well. Once disabled, wireless access may be re-enabled through Church Network Manager. The name of the individual making wireless network changes will be recorded in the "Change Log" along with the date and time the changes were made.		The technology specialist is generally responsible for using this feature, but other ward and stake leaders can access it as well. Once disabled, wireless access may be re-enabled through Church Network Manager. The name of the individual making wireless network changes will be recorded in the "Change Log" along with the date and time the changes were made.
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	3. Click the toggle switches to Enable or Disable the SSID.		3. Click the toggle switches to Enable or Disable the SSID.

	''Note: Liahona will not disable if a schedule is set. Lehi will not Enable if the password has not been set. Both of these settings can be changed in the “Manage SSID” option.''		''Note: Liahona will not disable if a schedule is set. Lehi will not Enable if the password has not been set. Both of these settings can be changed in the “Manage SSID” option.''
	[[File:Disabling Wireless Access.png\|none\|thumb\|691x691px]]		[[File:Disabling Wireless Access.png\|none\|thumb\|691x691px]]
	4. Complete! Once disabled, wireless access points should no longer allow wireless connections in the building.		4. Complete! Once disabled, wireless access points should no longer allow wireless connections in the building.

	''Issues associated with the enable/disable wireless feature should be directed to the'' ''[[Global Services Department~~\|Global Service Center~~]].''		''Issues associated with the enable/disable wireless feature should be directed to the'' ''[[Global Services Department]].''
			[[Category:Meetinghouse Technology]]
			[[Category:Meetinghouse Networking]]

NormanKR at 23:19, 9 August 2023

2023-08-09T23:19:41Z

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	The disable feature in Church Network Manager (CNM) prevents devices from using the wireless network. Disabling wireless access can be useful for preserving internet bandwidth during important meetings or webcasts. Once access is disabled, the building’s network is still available through the wired network.		The disable feature in Church Network Manager (CNM) prevents devices from using the wireless network. Disabling wireless access can be useful for preserving internet bandwidth during important meetings or webcasts. Once access is disabled, the building’s network is still available through the wired network.

	The technology specialist is generally responsible for using this feature, but other ward and stake leaders can access it as well. Once disabled, wireless access may be re-enabled through Church Network Manager. The name of the individual making wireless network changes will be recorded in ~~a history log~~ along with the date and time the changes were made.		The technology specialist is generally responsible for using this feature, but other ward and stake leaders can access it as well. Once disabled, wireless access may be re-enabled through Church Network Manager. The name of the individual making wireless network changes will be recorded in the "Change Log" along with the date and time the changes were made.

	''NOTE: This feature should only be used under the direction and instructions of the stake or district president responsible for the meetinghouse.''		''NOTE: This feature should only be used under the direction and instructions of the stake or district president responsible for the meetinghouse.''
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	== '''STEP 2: DISABLE THE SSID USING THE TOGGLE SWITCH''' ==		== '''STEP 2: DISABLE THE SSID USING THE TOGGLE SWITCH''' ==
	1. Search for and select the firewall ~~location~~ from available buildings.		1. Search for and select the firewall from available buildings.

	2. Click on the serial number of the desired firewall (e.g., Q2KN-####-####).		2. Click on the serial number of the desired firewall (e.g., Q2KN-####-####).

NormanKR at 23:05, 9 August 2023

2023-08-09T23:05:15Z

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	The disable feature in Church Network Manager prevents devices from using the wireless network. Disabling wireless access can be useful for preserving internet bandwidth during important meetings or webcasts. Once access is disabled, the building’s network is still available through the wired network.		The disable feature in Church Network Manager (CNM) prevents devices from using the wireless network. Disabling wireless access can be useful for preserving internet bandwidth during important meetings or webcasts. Once access is disabled, the building’s network is still available through the wired network.

	The technology specialist is generally responsible for using this feature, but other ward and stake leaders can access it as well. Once disabled, wireless access may be re-enabled through Church Network Manager. The name of the individual making wireless network changes will be recorded in a history log along with the date and time the changes were made.		The technology specialist is generally responsible for using this feature, but other ward and stake leaders can access it as well. Once disabled, wireless access may be re-enabled through Church Network Manager. The name of the individual making wireless network changes will be recorded in a history log along with the date and time the changes were made.

NormanKR at 18:52, 12 December 2022

2022-12-12T18:52:22Z

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	# Visit [https://cnm.churchofjesuschrist.org/ CNM.ChurchofJesusChrist.org] and log in with your Church Account username and password.		# Visit [https://cnm.churchofjesuschrist.org/ CNM.ChurchofJesusChrist.org] and log in with your Church Account username and password.

	== '''STEP 2: DISABLE THE SSID USING THE TOGGLE SW''' ==		== '''STEP 2: DISABLE THE SSID USING THE TOGGLE SWITCH''' ==
	1. Search for and select the firewall location from available buildings.		1. Search for and select the firewall location from available buildings.

Brandg423 at 19:09, 22 June 2022

2022-06-22T19:09:41Z

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			> [[Meetinghouse Technology]] > [[Meetinghouse Networking]]



	The disable feature in Church Network Manager prevents devices from using the wireless network. Disabling wireless access can be useful for preserving internet bandwidth during important meetings or webcasts. Once access is disabled, the building’s network is still available through the wired network.		The disable feature in Church Network Manager prevents devices from using the wireless network. Disabling wireless access can be useful for preserving internet bandwidth during important meetings or webcasts. Once access is disabled, the building’s network is still available through the wired network.

Brandg423 at 19:29, 27 May 2022

2022-05-27T19:29:00Z

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	4. Complete! Once disabled, wireless access points should no longer allow wireless connections in the building.		4. Complete! Once disabled, wireless access points should no longer allow wireless connections in the building.

	''Issues associated with the enable/disable wireless feature should be directed to the'' ''[[Global ~~Service Center (GSD)~~\|Global Service Center ~~(Global Services Department Wiki article)~~]].''		''Issues associated with the enable/disable wireless feature should be directed to the'' ''[[Global Services Department\|Global Service Center]].''

Bretbassett: Bretbassett moved page User:Brandg423/Disabling Wireless Access to Disabling Wireless Access

2022-05-24T15:50:27Z

Bretbassett moved page User:Brandg423/Disabling Wireless Access to Disabling Wireless Access

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Brandg423 at 16:04, 23 May 2022

2022-05-23T16:04:34Z

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	== '''STEP 1: LOG IN TO CHURCH NETWORK MANAGER''' ==		== '''STEP 1: LOG IN TO CHURCH NETWORK MANAGER''' ==

	# Visit [~~https://cnm.churchofjesuschrist.org/~~https://cnm.churchofjesuschrist.org/ CNM.ChurchofJesusChrist.org] and log in with your Church Account username and password.		# Visit [https://cnm.churchofjesuschrist.org/ CNM.ChurchofJesusChrist.org] and log in with your Church Account username and password.

	== '''STEP 2: DISABLE THE SSID USING THE TOGGLE SW''' ==		== '''STEP 2: DISABLE THE SSID USING THE TOGGLE SW''' ==
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	4. Complete! Once disabled, wireless access points should no longer allow wireless connections in the building.		4. Complete! Once disabled, wireless access points should no longer allow wireless connections in the building.

	''Issues associated with the enable/disable wireless feature should be directed to the'' ''Global Service Center.''		''Issues associated with the enable/disable wireless feature should be directed to the'' ''[[Global Service Center (GSD)\|Global Service Center (Global Services Department Wiki article)]].''

Bretbassett: Moved the Disabling Wireless page from MHTech to Tech Wiki

2022-05-18T21:34:26Z

Moved the Disabling Wireless page from MHTech to Tech Wiki

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The disable feature in Church Network Manager prevents devices from using the wireless network. Disabling wireless access can be useful for preserving internet bandwidth during important meetings or webcasts. Once access is disabled, the building’s network is still available through the wired network.

The technology specialist is generally responsible for using this feature, but other ward and stake leaders can access it as well. Once disabled, wireless access may be re-enabled through Church Network Manager. The name of the individual making wireless network changes will be recorded in a history log along with the date and time the changes were made.

''NOTE: This feature should only be used under the direction and instructions of the stake or district president responsible for the meetinghouse.''

== '''STEP 1: LOG IN TO CHURCH NETWORK MANAGER''' ==

# Visit [https://cnm.churchofjesuschrist.org/https://cnm.churchofjesuschrist.org/ CNM.ChurchofJesusChrist.org] and log in with your Church Account username and password.

== '''STEP 2: DISABLE THE SSID USING THE TOGGLE SW''' ==
1. Search for and select the firewall location from available buildings.

2. Click on the serial number of the desired firewall (e.g., Q2KN-####-####). 

3. Click the toggle switches to Enable or Disable the SSID.

''Note: Liahona will not disable if a schedule is set. Lehi will not Enable if the password has not been set. Both of these settings can be changed in the “Manage SSID” option.''
[[File:Disabling Wireless Access.png|none|thumb|691x691px]]
4. Complete! Once disabled, wireless access points should no longer allow wireless connections in the building.

''Issues associated with the enable/disable wireless feature should be directed to the'' ''Global Service Center.''