IT Support
School Student Accounts:
Students would have been given a network account name and password . Look after this password and share with no one. This password will give students access to computer's in the school.
Appendend @dunstan.school.nz and students can login to their Dunstan Gmail and Google Drive accounts.
The password also works with Kamar. Students can download the app for their mobile devices and login to portal.dunstan.school.nz with a Web Browser.
You will need to use your network username and password to print from some school devices. i.e Library computers.
On school computers file all data in your Google Drive. Most school computers use Guest accounts. When you logout all data is lost.
You can also save data to the shared folder on the school computer but it is only on that computer. Can also be lost if something goes wrong with the computer. Students can also save data back to grover file server. Use your school login name and password to access this server.
The school Computers have three web browser's loaded, Google Chrome, Firefox and Apple's Safari. If a website is misbehaving or won't work as expected, try one of the other browsers. Although all browsers are good some go better on particular sites.
The Force Quit application is under the Apple Menu, If a program hangs use this to force quit it.
Printing:
Students can add printers to personal devices from http://oscar.dunstan.school.nz:9163/setup.
Follow the instructions for your OS to use Mobility Printing.Students can monitor there printing by logging into the Papercuts Server with their network credentials.
Student Device:
Students can bring along their own device and should hookup to the open Dunstan-BYOD Wireless Network.
This WLAN is faster than the other WLAN's to cope with more student devices.
Make sure no proxy settings are set.
Google Chrome seems to work best and is designed for the Google Suite, so make sure it's installed on your device.
There is Tech Support in S Block next to S1 at the times below. Also try asking other students if you have problems.