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<li>Powerbrick for R61 Thinkpad (Aziraphale)
<li>Powerbrick for <a href="../i/wndr4000.jpg">Netgear WNDR4000</a> wifi/ethernet device
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<p>The Acer Aspire One 1 (tclaspire3) and Dell E4200 (Crowley) each have internal, built-in wifi, but we do not use these and they are turned off (with a physical sliding-switch on the case) to reduce confusion.
<p>The Acer Aspire One (tclaspire3) and Dell E4200 (Crowley) each have internal, built-in wifi, but we do not use these and they are turned off (with a physical sliding-switch on the case) to reduce confusion.
<p>Aziraphale also has an ethernet socket and can be connected by ethernet cable to the network if convenient and if within-hut wifi is congested.
<p>The mains power plugs are illustrated with 2 pins for clarity, but they are all 3-pin UK-style pugs in reality.
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<ul>
<li>The ethernet cable to the Asus Aspire One 1 blue netbook (tclAspire One3) goes into the yellow ethernet socket on its own.
<li>The ethernet cable to the Asus Aspire One blue netbook (tclaspire3) goes into the yellow ethernet socket on its own.
<li>The cable to the expo laptop Crowley (and to Aziraphale and the printer if you want) go into any of the block of 4 ethernet sockets in a row together.
<li>We do not plug anything into the USB socket.
</ul>
<h3 id="network">Networking Software - configuration nerding</h3>
<p>This is now described on <a href="netconfig.html">a separate page</a>.
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Go back to
<a href="/handbook/computing/computer.html#network">Basecamp computers</a>.