The process is as follows:(A) automatic
IP acquisition: Set the computer to automatically obtain IP.
(B) Registration
checking: The system will determine if the computer in use has been registered
with CINC and has applied for an IP. Registered computers are allowed direct
access to the campus network, while those not registered will be given a
temporary IP.
(C) Temporary
IP: A temporary IP can only be connected to the IP / MAC application system,
and are not allowed to access any external networks.
(D) Registration
of personal information: As long as you are a faculty member or a student of
STUST, you can log in IP/MAC application system to register your personal
information and send it to CINC.
If you cannot access the IP / MAC application system, please
contact CINC: Ext: 2605
(E) Reboot: After sending your personal information to CINC, please turn the computer off
and wait for five minutes as the system automatically sets up your IP
information. When you re-boot your computer, you will be given a formal IP to
start the Internet services.
(F) Formal IP
use and traffic flow monitoring: The system will record the network traffic
flow of one’s formal IP. When the network traffic flow of a formal IP is not
used over 2 months, the system will stop the IP, and the user must go to the IP
/ MAC application system to apply for a new IP. As long as there is a constant
traffic flow, every formal IP will always be ready for the user.
Link： https://net.cc.stust.edu.tw/ipapply/one
IP application for special device
When a network device does not provide browser interface users any connection to the Internet, the user must apply for an IP address following the steps described in:Link https://net.cc.stust.edu.tw/ipapply/two
IP termination and inquiry
When a computer is no longer used for any network service—due
to malfunction, elimination, or transfer of title, the user may go to the
system to officially cancel the MAC address and release formal IP.
Link： http://sites.stust.edu.tw/network/ipapply/three