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Computer Access	FSUID - Activating your FSUID is the first step to computing at FSU. Guide to Computing Resources Gaming at FSU Ethernet service provided by the Office of Telecommunications All rooms have one ethernet jack per resident! Report jack problems to Hall Manager All personal routers, switches, and servers are prohibited! Guide to Computing Resources FAQ
Cable Television Service	Basic Analog (includes 70 channels plus 2 HBO channels) Basic Analog cable is connected in every room through the 5th day of classes in the Fall. Sign up online on the first day of classes through the 5th day of classes to keep service connected and the $15 activation fee is waived. (Billing begins on the day of signup.)
Local/Long Distance Phone Service	The Office of Telecommunications does not provide local telephone service. You must contact a local carrier (Embarq has access to FSU facilities through various alliances, at this time). Each residence hall room is equipped with wiring for a telephone line. Long Distance is established at the time of carrier choice. If you wish to use IP telephony (i.e.Vonage, Skype): The Resident Hall Network (ResNet) at FSU is a shared resource wherein all students share a common bandwidth. FSU makes no guarantees concerning IP Telephony and consequently cannot support any issues with this service. The student and their voice provider are responsible for troubleshooting their voice problems.
Cellular	OTC is partnered with Alltel to provide special discounts (Seminole OTC Discount Code: UFS4). Click here for new and ongoing discounts offered to FSU students.
Telcommunications Guide	Telecommunications Guide