1st Floor Lounge

• 7 desktop computers
  • Dell OptiPlex GX 260 computers (Pentium 4 2.26 GHz)
• 1 HP LaserJet 4100n laser printer
  • Network Queue Name: \\kisnt19\tmppub1

Part-Time MBA Program Lab
(Schaffner Library, Second Floor)
Also a Part-Time MBA Program Instructional Lab

• 13 desktop computers
  • Dell OptiPlex GX 110 computers (Pentium III 800 MHz)
• 1 HP LaserJet 4100n laser printer
  • Network Queue Name: \\kisnt19\tmplab2
• Overhead projector and screen

Part-Time MBA Program Lab Special Software Computers
(Schaffner Library, Second Floor)

• 3 Special Software workstations
• 3 Dell OptiPlex GX110 desktop computers with Style Advisor installed
• 1 HP LaserJet 4100n laser printer
  • Network Queue Name: \\kisnt19\tmplab1
• 2 laptop stations with network jacks
• Manuals for Stata, Systat, and Scientific Workplace are on reserve at the Schaffner Library Main Desk.

4th Floor Resource Room

• 1 desktop computer
  • Dell OptiPlex GX 110 computer (Pentium III 800 MHz)
• 1 HP LaserJet 5m laser printer
  • Network Queue Name: \\kisnt19\tmpcmc
• 1 HP LaserJet 4100 Printer (not networked -- plug the attached parallel port cable into your laptop's parallel port to print. Requires HP LaserJet 4100 printer driver to be installed on your computer.)
• There are extra network jacks in this room.

Printers

Printers are available in the 1st Floor Lounge, the Part-Time MBA Program Lab, and the 4th Floor Resource Room. By default, the public computers will print to the nearest printer (for example, 1st floor lounge computers will print to the tmppub1 queue). If you would like to print to another network printer, select its Network Queue Name from the list of printers.

Each printer has a parallel port cable that can be used to print from a laptop computer. To print from a laptop, plug the parallel port cable into your laptop's parallel port. You will need to have the driver for the printers installed (the HP LaserJet 4100 and HP LaserJet 5m) and add the printer as a local printer attached to the computer.

You can also print documents to the Chicago Campus printers by emailing the document to yourself, then checking mail from a public computer and printing the document from that computer.

Wireless Network

The Kellogg Chicago campus wireless network allows you to access the Internet and the Kellogg network without plugging into an Ethernet jack. The network covers all Kellogg classrooms and study group rooms. Click here for more information.

Classroom Facilities

• Classroom Equipment Summary
• Classroom Laptop Request System (for Kellogg faculty and staff to request a laptop for an instructor, guest speaker, or class presentation)

Jacobs Center Facilities

If you will be visiting the Evanston campus, information on Jacobs Center facilities is available at the following links:

• Jacobs Center Computing Facilities
• Jacobs Center Classroom Equipment Summary