Connect your device
You will need the wifi password to connect your device to the network when you arrive at Payton.
The network name and password is posted throughout the school.
Connectivity Problems?
Connectivity Problems?
As a security precaution, only a clean machine will be allowed to connect to the wireless network at Payton. Connectivity problems often occur because high-risk activity is detected on your machine. Below are some common culprits which may be causing connectivity issues on your computer.
- Proxy Software allows a user to circumvent the CPS content filters and will result in connectivity problems on our network. Any proxy software must be uninstalled - not just disabled. Some proxies are installed as browser extensions, but others may be installed as software on your operating system. Be sure to remove both.
- Bit-torrent Software can be used for downloading movies, music, etc. If bit-torrent activity is detected, the device will be blocked from the network. You will need to disable or remove any bit-torrent software from your computer.
- Kaspersky AntiVirus: The latest versions of Kaspersky AntiVirus tunnels some internet traffic in a manner that is flagged by CPS network security systems resulting in a internet block on your device. Kaspersky antivirus should be removed and replaced with another solution, such as Avast!, AVG, etc.