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Frequently Asked Questions
- Why is the PCC timeframe limit 78 units instead of the previous 90 units?
At PCC, students will be notified that they have exceeded the time frame at 78 attempted units because normal matriculation time to complete an AA/AS degree goal is two years. However, if there are exceptional circumstances presented in a petition or appeal, PCC could allow up to three years (90 attempted units). The change will allow PCC to establish a timeframe limit that corresponds to the published program length. The timeframe is applicable to the 2013-14 financial aid award year.
- What is the PCC school code and mailing address for the Financial Aid Office PCC?
The PCC school code is 001261. Our mailing address is: Office of Scholarships & Financial Aid, 1570 E. Colorado Blvd., L114, Pasadena, CA 91106
- Do I have to wait for admission to PCC to apply for financial aid?
- No. You do not have to be admitted to PCC in order to apply for financial aid; however, you do have to be admitted and registered in at least 6 units to receive financial aid.
- What types of financial aid are offered at PCC?
PCC participates in most of the Federal and state financial aid programs such as the Federal Pell Grant, Federal Work-Study, Federal Direct Student loans and Cal Grants B and C. We also offer scholarships.
- How do I apply for grants at PCC?
To apply for grants, you must first complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Once the FAFSA is processed, PCC will electronically receive your information and then contact you through your PCC LancerPoint account. For more information visit http://pasadenacc.financialaidtv.com/.
- How do I apply for scholarships at PCC?
PCC offers a wide variety of scholarships. A partial list of available scholarships can be viewed on the PCC Financial Aid home page, http://www.pasadena.edu/studentservices/financialAid/index.cfm. Additional scholarships are also listed in the PCC "Campus Crier" publication. Most of these scholarships are offered from off-campus sources. Scholarship applications are generally available from October through February. Students can obtain the application at the financial aid office or download a PDF version at www.paccd.cc.ca.us. For more information please visit http://pasadenacc.financialaidtv.com/.
- What types of financial assistance programs are available to International Students?
- Unfortunately, PCC does not offer financial aid to foreign students. Students with a F1 or F2 student visa or only a J1 or J2 exchange visitor visa or a G series visa are not eligible for financial aid at PCC.
- Is there a deadline to apply for financial aid and what is the selection criteria?
Yes! There is a deadline. Students are selected for campus-based (Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant and Federal Work-Study) on a first come, first-served basis. Students with maximum Pell Grant eligibility will be chosen for campus-based funds first, but only up to the availability of these funds. To receive consideration for campus-based as well as the Cal Grant Entitlement/Competitive programs, students should apply by March 2.
- How will I be notified about my financial aid at PCC?
Generally, students are notified by the email address from the FAFSA. Please notify the Office of Admissions & Records if there is a change in your email address. The financial aid office is not able to identify the student with an incorrect or undeliverable email address.
- How long does it take for a Financial Aid application to be processed?
- Usually, financial aid applications are processed within 3 weeks from the date all requested documents are received.
- Where can I get financial aid disbursement information?
Award information (but not dollar amount) is e-mailed to you with your Financial Aid Award letter. Details on Disbursement information / award amounts can be obtained by logging onto your LancerPoint account. In addition, disbursement dates can be found on the Financial Aid web page in the Terms & Condition page.
- How can I pay for registration using financial aid?
If you are a California resident and have demonstrated financial need, you may qualify for the Board of Governors Fee Waver. This waiver will allow you to register without paying the enrollment fees for your courses. If you register for classes before you are assigned the fee waiver you will be mailed a refund check. However, it is advisable that you have the financial aid office process you for your fee waiver before you register for classes. You need to either present the confirmation page of your FAFSA or present a BOG Fee Waiver application, available on the web site. The fee waiver does not include the Associated Student's, Student Representation, or Student Health fees, and you must be sure to pay these fees.
- For how many years does PCC give financial aid?
- Full-time students are limited to 6 semesters or a maximum of 3.5 years. Three-quarter time students are limited to 9 semesters. Half-time students are limited to 12 semesters.
- How much does it cost to attend PCC?
California Residents: Enrollment fee: $46 per unit; Health fee: $13 ($11 during summer session); Student Representation fee: $1; Student Activties fee $10.
Non-resident/out-of-state tuition fees are $193/unit, plus in-state enrollment fee $46/unit; capital outlay of $16 per unit; $13 Health Fee; $1 ASB Fee and $10 Student Activity Fee per semester
- Will I continue to receive financial aid if I fail classes?
To maintain eligibility for financial aid, you must maintain three (3) requirements: 1. A grade point average (G.P.A) of 2.0, 2. Complete the attempted units with acceptable grades (A, B, C, D, CR), 3. Complete your academic program in a timely manner. For more information regarding these requirements, refer to PCC's Satisfactory Academic Progress standards.
- Can I receive financial aid from more than one school?
You cannot receive federal aid from more than one school for the same period of enrollment; however, you may still qualify for the California Board of Governors (BOG) fee waiver while receiving financial aid at another school.
- Do I have to re-apply for financial aid every year?
Yes. We strongly advise that you renew your FAFSA application on-line in January of every year. Please go to http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/ to do so.
- What is the financial aid office telephone number?
- Our telephone number is (626) 585-7401. Telephone hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
- Where can I get the 1098-T (Tuition) Tax Form?
The 1098-T Tax Form is automatically mailed out to the address that you have on file with the Records office. If for any reason the form may have been returned to sender, please check with the cashier's office. If you received the BOG Fee Waiver for all semesters you were enrolled then you will not receive a 1098-T.
- My parents won't give me their information. What do I do?
If you are a dependent student, you must submit parental information. Special circumstances which may prevent you from submitting parental information may be discussed with a Financial Aid Advisor.
- I lost my job and need more money.
If your financial situation adversely changed because of unusual circumstances, you may file an Income Adjustment Appeal Form.
- How do I transfer my aid?
You can transfer your FAFSA information to different schools by adding the school code to your existing FAFSA as the top listed school.
- What is my COA?
Each college has its own Cost of Attendance (COA) which includes standardized allowances for tuition, housing, books, transportation and personal expenses for the school year. Students may not be awarded aid (including grants, scholarships, loans, Federal Work-Study, stipends and 3rd Party Sponsored Fee Waivers) above their Cost of Attendance.
- I have an emergency. What do I do?
Please visit the Financial Aid & Scholarship Department to meet with an advisor to discuss your situation.
- What is EFC?
Expected Family Contribution (EFC) is the amount students and their families are reasonably expected to contribute toward the year's educational costs. The Student Aid Report (SAR) from your FAFSA application is used to calculate the EFC using a standard federal formula.
- How do I apply for a Fee Waiver?
There are two ways to apply for a fee waiver. The best way to apply for a fee waiver is to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online. When you apply using the FAFSA, the Financial Aid Office may determine your eligibility for a fee waiver as well as other federal and state programs. Under some circumstances certain special programs like Extended Opportunity Programs and Services (EOPS) and CalWORKS also require you to submit the single page fee waiver application. If you are eligible, then all of your enrollment fees would be covered for fall, winter, spring and summer terms for that academic year. You would be required to renew your FAFSA application online and/or submit the new single page fee waiver application the following year after the new federal and single page fee waiver applications become available from the federal and state governments. Fee Waiver applications are also available online in our Forms page or at the Financial Aid Office.
- How do I apply for a Cal Grant?
To apply for a Cal Grant you must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and submit a Grade Point Average (GPA) Form to the California Student Aid Commission (CSAC). If you have less than 16 college credits then your high school must complete the GPA Verification Form. If you have at least 16 college credits then PCC will automatically send your GPA electronically, provided that you have attended at least one term in the last academic year.
- How do I apply for financial aid?
- Complete the FAFSA application online. Make sure that PCC is listed as the first school on your FAFSA if we are your home school.
- Refer to your current or prior year federal tax returns, wage statements (w-2's) or your last paycheck for completing the FAFSA application.
- Males can verify their selective service registration online.
- All students can check their loan history online at the National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS) for students.
- Complete the student and/or parent PIN applications online if you do not have one.
- Give careful attention to the error edits built into the electronic application. Edits are designed to save you time and money. Remember - your application must be error free to process through our system.
- Provide the appropriate e-signatures (student and/or parent) so that your application is not rejected.
- Print a copy of your FAFSA application for future reference in case you need to speak with a financial aid professional. Always keep copies of any documents that you use to process your financial aid.
- What is File Review?
The file review is not actually a form that you need to fill out. It involves the adviser looking at your file to make sure that it is complete. This should happen automatically, so it is not something that you need to worry about.
- What is an Eligible Program?
Financial aid eligibility requires students to be enrolled in an eligible program. According to the US Department of Education, an eligible program is "organized instruction or study that leads to an academic, professional or vocational degree or certificate or other recognized educational credential." A transfer program to a four-year college also satisfies the defintion of enrollment in an eligible program.
- What is a financial aid overpayment?
An overpayment occurs when a student receives more financial aid than he/she was eligible for. Generally, overpayments are the result of changes in enrollment; e.g., full-time to half-time status or a complete withdraw from all classes. Overpayments can also occur when a student's financial information changes or additional information such as academic transcripts are submitted after a grant or loan payment is made. For more information regarding financial aid overpayments, please see a Pasadena City College Financial Aid Advisor.
- How do I sign my FAFSA on the Web application if I am having problems obtaining my Personal Identification Number (PIN)? Do I really need a PIN?
Please remember that a PIN number is an electronic method of "signing" your FAFSA but it is not the only way to certify your application. For example, you can submit your application online but opt to print, sign and mail a Signature Page through postal mail instead of using a PIN. The Department considers the receipt date and time of your FAFSA to be when you successfully submit your online application and this is recorded on the Confirmation Page. Please print a copy for your records. The date/time stamp is valid provided that your Signature Page is received within 14 days of transmission.
- What if I forgot my FAFSA PIN number?
If you have lost or forgotten your PIN, you need to request a duplicate. You can request a duplicate PIN at www.pin.ed.gov and click on "Request A Duplicate PIN". You can choose to receive your duplicate PIN by e-mail, postal mail, or you may choose to view it instantly online.
- When do I file the FAFSA?
You may submit a FAFSA starting January 1st thru March 2nd of each year to meet priority filing deadline. If you miss the priority filing deadline of March 2nd, you can still file a FAFSA, but you may not be considered for certain state and institutional grants.
- If I do not sign my Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), will it still be processed?
No, your application will be rejected for missing the signature. As a result, you may miss important deadlines. If it is determined that you are an independent student on the FAFSA, the federal processor is required to collect your signature. If you are dependent student on the FAFSA, both you and at least one parent must sign.
- What is a PIN (number)? Where can it be used?
The PIN is issued by the U.S. Department of Education. The PIN allows you to retrieve and update your records at certain federal student aid websites and it serves as an electronic signature for applications like the FAFSA. For example, you can use the PIN to sign and submit a FAFSA or Renewal FAFSA, and to make corrections to a previous application. A parent can also apply for one PIN number for all his/her dependent children.
- How do I apply for a FAFSA PIN? How long does it take?
If you have never been issued a PIN, go to www.pin.ed.gov and click on "Apply for a PIN." You will be assigned a PIN instantly. After you receive the PIN assigned to you, we recommend you change it to something easy to remember.
- I do not live with my parents and I am not financially dependent on them, so why does the FAFSA still consider me "dependent"?
You must be able to answer "Yes" to at least one of the conditions in the dependency section of the FAFSA to be considered "Independent". You can complete the dependency status worksheet through the FAFSA website to determine if you are considered a dependent student. Financial independence alone does not make a student "independent" even if you file your own tax return or if you live on your own. If you feel that you have unusual circumstances, please contact the Financial Aid and Scholarship Department at Pasadena City College.
- What about an alternative loan at PCC?
At PCC, students are responsible for making sure that they are seeking lending opportunities that demonstrate a reasonable repayment alternative and to also be aware that PCC will determine if a student borrower demonstrates responsible educational intent. Please read the Alternative Loan Certification document for more important information on this topic.
- How do I apply for loans at PCC?
Federal student loans are part of a financial aid package. To apply you must complete the FAFSA. To submit their request for a loan, students must complete a separate application. While PCC does not encourage borrowing, interested students must also educate themselves about the loan program by attending loan entrance counseling. The loan application will not be accepted until the entrance requirement has been successfully completed. For further information, please contact the financial aid office. For more information view http://pasadenacc.financialaidtv.com/.
- Do I really have to repay student loans?
Yes. A loan is an obligation and usually contains a promise to repay. However, students should consider incentives offered by federal programs. These incentives can pay the loan in full or reduce the amount owed.
- What is the difference between Subsidized and Unsubsidized Stafford Loans?
Subsidized Stafford Loans are for students with financial need. The federal government pays the interest only while you are enrolled at least half-time. Unsubsidized Stafford Loans are for qualified students regardless of income or assets. You are responsible for any interest accrued from the date the loan is disbursed to when the loan is repaid.
Satisfactory Academic Progress
- How do I maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress?
To maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress you must:
- Maintain a 2.0 Grade Point Average (this is a "C" average).
- Complete all the units you attempt (or the units you begin at the start of the term) by the last day of each semester. For example, a full-time student who registers for 12 units on the first day of classes must complete no less 12 units by the last day of classes. Students completing their first academic year at PCC must complete 51% of units attempted with acceptable grades. Students in their second academic year must complete 75% of units attempted with acceptable grades.
- Not have more than a cumulative total of 90 attempted units (which is equal to 3 years of full-time enrollment in an undergraduate program). A total of 30 units (attempted or completed) of ESL and/or basic skills courses may be excluded from the 90 unit limitation. Units attempted include all transfer and previously earned units with or without receipt of financial aid. Unit limitation is not excluded if you are pursuing multiple educational objectives; e.g., students who change their major.
- How many semesters can I receive financial aid?
- The number of semesters you can receive financial aid is determined by your overall enrollment status and the number of units you attempt each semester; for example, if you are a:
- HALF-TIME student, attempting at least 6 to 8.5 units overall, you are limited to 12 semesters.
- THREE-QUARTER TIME student, attempting 9 to 11.5 units overall, you are limited to 9 semesters.
- FULL-TIME, student attempting 12 units or more (overall), you are limited to 6 semesters.
- What are acceptable and unacceptable grades?
- These are the grades we use to calculate how you are progressing in your educational objective.
Acceptable grades are: A, B, C, D, CR, P, RD
Unacceptable grades are: F, I, W*, NP, NC
*Includes no record drops
- What is financial aid probation?
A student is on financial aid probation if:
- He/she did not maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress for prior term(s) of enrollment.
- While on probation, your academic performance is being monitored by a financial aid advisor on a term-by-term basis. If a student fails to maintain progress during probation, the financial aid offer is terminated.
- While on probation student loan certification is postponed.
- What can I do to improve my academic performance at PCC?
We recommend all students enroll in Counseling 10, Introduction to College, Counseling 11, Learning Strategies and College Skills Devleopment. Students should view "success" as completing all units attempted with acceptable grades (A, B, C, CR or P). For purposes of financial aid, W's, F's and INC's are not acceptable grades.
- What is financial aid disqualification?
You are disqualified when you receive:
- A notice about Satisfactory Academic Progress Disqualification at PCC
- Unacceptable grades while on financial aid probation
- Less than a 2.0 GPA after your second year of enrollment at PCC
- An A.A., A.S. from PCC or a B.A. or higher degree from another college or university
- How can I regain my financial aid eligibility?
- Submit a petition to the Office of Scholarships & Financial Aid. There are two (2) levels of petition. The first level is a committee of student services personnel. The second level is an appeal to the Assistant Dean of Scholarships & Financial Aid. The petition must include a statement, your most recent Student Educational Plan and documentation to support exceptional circumstances beyond your control (i.e. illness, family emergency, etc.). If you have attempted more than 75 units, explain why you need more time to complete your educational goal, what circumstances prevented you from reaching your educational goal and how long it will take you to complete that goal. Only an appeal denied at the first level is submitted to the second level.
- Why is it important to know about Satisfactory Academic Progress?
Satisfactory Academic Progress is an eligibility requirement for federal or state financial aid. It will apply even if you never received financial aid. To achieve satisfactory academic progress, students are expected to complete their objective (degree, certificate, or transfer) in a timely manner. Since academic progress rules can occur at any point during your education, failing to meet these requirements could lead to termination of your financial aid at PCC.
Student Portal
- What is my LancerPoint User name and Password?
Your user name is automatically assigned to you. In general, your user name will be the initial of your first name with your last name, and possibly a number(s) on the end.
You can look up your LancerPoint ID at https://reset.pasadena.edu/LookupID.asp, by typing in your PCC ID Number (which is the last 8 digits on your LancerCard) and your last name. Your IIN is printed on your original PCC enrollment receipt, which was either given, mailed or e-mailed to you when you first enrolled at the college.
Your Password is created by you when you first activate your LancerPoint account. If you forget your password you can reset it at https://reset.pasadena.edu/Identify.asp?Action=reset.
- Why didn't I get payed on the date listed with Disbursement in the My Awards section?
If you see a disbursement listed in your LancerPoint Award Payment Schedule section (under the "Tuition and Aid" tab), there will be a date next to it. This is not the date that you will be receiving the disbursement. This is a processing date. You will receive the disbursement some time after that date. Please see the disbursement schedule for disbursement dates.
Study Abroad
- Will financial aid cover everything?
No. Financial aid is a supplement and only covers costs related to educational expenses. Those costs are: fees, books and supplies, a reasonable amount for room and board, transportation, and miscellaneous expenses.
- How much financial aid can I receive?
The amount of financial aid can vary from student-to-student or family-to-family. In order to determine the amount of financial aid you can receive, you must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov. Note that AB540 students will not be eligible for Federal student aid. These students can apply for the Board of Governors Grant (BOGG) fee waiver, or for Cal Grant, by completing the California Dream Act at https://dream.csac.ca.gov/.
The amount of financial aid you can receive is determined by the U.S. Department of Education and / or the California Student Aid Commission. When your FAFSA or Dream Act is processed, the U.S. Department of Education calculates what you and your family are expected to contribute to your education. This is referred to as your Expected Family Contribution or EFC. This number is used to determine your eligibility for the BOGG fee waiver.
- What if my circumstances change after I file the FAFSA?
You may be eligible for a recalculation of your Expected Family Contribution (EFC) based on special circumstances such as change or loss of employment, or unusual medical, dental expenses. You may need to file an Income Adjustment Appeal after speaking with your financial aid advisor.
- Who is my Financial Aid Interviewer?
Your Financial Aid Interviewer is assigned based on your last name (see below).
Financial Aid Interviewers are available Monday-Friday 9:00 am-12 noon and 2:00pm-4:00pm
Last Name Financial Aid Interviewer Last Name Financial Aid Interviewer A-D Anita Sum L-P Han Dao E-K Elizabeth Garcia Q-Z Rebecca Arden
- When will I be notified about how much financial aid I receive and when will I get it?
This depends on the specific circumstances of your FAFSA. Your award may be delayed if additional documentation is requested. For this you must check your LancerPoint account periodically to be sure that you are not being asked to submit additional documentation. Also, be aware that it usually takes about 7-10 business days for your FAFSA information to be transferred from the federal system to PCC's system. Your award will be posted in your LancerPoint account under the "Tuition and Aid" tab. Most students who work closely with their Financial Aid advisor receive their funds at the beginning of the semester.
- Will financial aid pay the deposit?
No. All payments are the responsibility of the student.
- What could delay the disbursement of my financial aid funds?
The most common delay is Satisfactory Academic Progress. Before you receive notification of an award, we must determine if you are making Satisfactory Academic Progress and are enrolled at PCC as a regular student. We review each student's grade point average (GPA), unit completion rate, and the number of units attempted. If you are not meeting this requirement, you may be asked to submit a petition along with supporting documentation in order to receive federal financial aid. Other reasons are that the financial aid office is awaiting for additional forms. You must check your LancerPoint account periodically to make sure no additional documentation is required. Also, to recieve your funds, you must go to your LancerPoint account, read the Terms and Conditions page and click the "accept" button. For more information regarding academic progress, please please see Terms & Conditions of Financial Aid award under Finanical Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy.
- May I receive financial aid for summer study abroad programs?
With the exception of the Board of Governors Fee Waiver (BOGW) and any remaining academic year Pell Grant, PCC does not provide additional financial aid for summer study abroad. We recommend that interested students enrolled in the previous fall and spring terms complete the FAFSA for financial aid consideration during either of those terms. Prior term eligibility is subject to applicable processing deadlines and program requirements.
- What is PCC's Federal School Code?
Pasadena City Colleges Federal School Code is 001261
Verification & Financial Aid Documents
- Why do I have to turn in my IRS Tax Transcripts?
Your IRS Tax Transcripts are necessary in order to verify the information submitted on your FAFSA.
- Why was I selected for verification?
The Department of Education requires that all schools providing financial aid select a percentage of financial aid applicants to verify information on the FAFSA. If selected for verification, you must submit all requested documents to be considered for aid.
Work Study
- How do I apply for the Work-Study Program?
PCC participates in the Federal and state work-study programs. To apply you must complete the FAFSA form. Because these funds are limited, we recommend interested students apply for financial aid no later than March 2. If funds are available, you will receive a work-study offer up to the amount of your eligibility. Some jobs require a background check.
- What is Federal Work-Study?
- The Federal Work-Study Program provides jobs for PCC students with financial need, allowing them to earn money while they are in school. The program encourages community service and work related to your course of study.
- How much will I make?
- Your Federal Work-Study wages will be at least the current federal minimum wage, but it may be higher, depending on the type of work you do and the skills required. At PCC, the minimum Federal Work-Study hourly wage is $9.00 per hour. The maximum hourly wage is $11.00 per hour. (off campus) Your total Federal Work-Study award depends on when you apply your level of need, and the funds available at PCC.
- How will I be paid?
As a Federal Work-Study employee, you'll be paid by the hour. At PCC you are paid twice a month according to the Payroll Schedule. Students are paid directly by mail. Work-Study funds must be used to pay for your educational expenses; i.e., tuition, fees, room and board, transportation and other school-related expenses.
Revised Payroll Schedule for Federal Work Study for Winter/Spring 2011-2012
- Are Federal Work-Study jobs on campus or off campus?
- Yes, the work-study jobs may be on or off-campus. If you work on campus, you can choose to work for a variety of PCC offices, departments or organizations. On-campus employment includes but is not limited to the Shatford Library, Engineering and Technology Department or the Office of Admissions and Records. If you work off-campus, your employer will usually be a private nonprofit organization or a public agency, and the work performed must be in the public interest. Each employer has a job description that explains the duties and the work schedule.
- Can I work as many hours as I want?
- No. Federal law says student workers are limited to 20 hours per week. However, the amount you earn can't exceed your total Federal Work-Study award. When determining work hours, you and your supervisor should create a work schedule based on your class schedule, total Work-Study Award and hourly pay rate.
- How do I qualify for Federal Work-Study at PCC?
It's simple! All you do to apply for Federal Work-Study is complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). If you apply by March 2nd you may be considered for Federal Work-Study funds. Additional qualifications include: financial need, US Citizenship or eligible non-citizen (permanent resident), half-time; enrollment (6 units) satisfactory academic progress and you may not be in default on a student loan or owe a grant repayment. Funds are subject to availabiliity.
- How do I obtain a Work-Study job?
You can view on and off campus Work-Study job opportunities at the website below. After you find a job you are interested in, speak to the Work-Study coordinator at the Office of Scholarships & Financial Aid (L-114). At this meeting, you will be given information to refer you to the employer. You cannot start work until you receive a signed referral from the work-study coordinator. Student employment is at the discretion of the work program supervisor.


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Q: What are the best methods of dealing with rogue access points (APs)? Can you suggest a small-scale business network with rogue access points?
A: There are several potential problems with allowing end users to add wireless or other devices to the company network without approval. One big one is they may not employ the proper security measures. There is also the issue of maintaining control of the organisation's infrastructure.
For the smaller organisation there are several layers of control that can be built in to reduce the rouge wireless threat. The first place to start is with policy. All employees should know the rules regarding wireless and what can and cannot be plugged into the network.
Policy enforcement will be easier if you have managed switches. You can disable unused ports and start restricting down active ones by MAC address filtering.
Next, find some tools that will let you scan for rogue access points. There are commercial tools that will do this such as
Finally, don't be shy about using tools like NetStumbler and other site survey tools to identify access points and verify their legitimacy.
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Ok so I messed around with the telephone wires on the Customer access bell box outside and losened one of them enough to cut off connection to bell. Then I set up comwave to go to all the analog ports though my house and it's working. The only problem is that I can't get my ADT system to work. I know ADT isn't very VOIP friendly but there have been users that had success. Can someone give me any tips?Current setup that I have right now. In my bedroom: Cable modem -> Comwave VOIP -> Router. Comwave VOIP is going to line 2 cable and powering all the lines in the house.»[Other] Comwave iPhone and ADT alarm setup
The wires from Bell went first to the alarm system, which then fed the other phone jacks in the house. Your alarm disconnects the house jacks while calling, to prevent the system from being defeated by taking a phone off the hook. You will need to connect the Comwave device to the "input" side of your alarm panel.See »[General] Comcast VoiP and home alrm issues.... .
I ran turned my old router into a wireless bridge and tried connecting it directly. No dice. I can't even get single to my phone :\ I wonder if this is because I messed with the bell box outside and disconnected the line. I kinda doubt it though because it should be using VOIP not bell...Is there anything else I can try to do other than/on top of connecting it directly?
With the Comwave device in location at the alarm panel, connect a phone directly to it, to confirm that your bridge setup is working and that the Wi-Fi link is not impairing voice quality.Then, get a regular phone jack (RJ11) and mount it near the RJ31X. At the RJ31X, disconnect the red and green wires (they go to the Bell box) but leave the yellow and black alone (they go to the house phone jacks). Run a new pair of wires from the red and green connections on the RJ11 to the red and green connections on the RJ31X. See »wiki.hometech.com/tiki-index.php···31X+JackConnect a short phone cord between the Comwave box and your new Rj11 and you should be good to go.If you are not sure that you know what you are doing, get ADT or a security system professional to help.Even if you get all this working correctly, it will likely be less secure than your former POTS setup. See my comments in »Is Voipo.com compatible with a Brinks alarms system .
Thanks, I get what you're saying. Just 2 more questions.Once I install a new jack going to the RJ31X, how do I close it (or do I just put electrical tape and leave it as is? lolDoes port 1 of the VOIP modem go to the RJ31X port or the new jack? or Do I leave the cable that is in the RJ31X port alone and just connect to the new jack?To make that a bit more clear:Port 1 (of VOIP modem): RJ11 Port 2: RJ31XorPort 1: RJ31X Port 2: RJ11orPort 1: RJ11 Port 2: N/A (just leave the existing cable in RJ31X)orPort 1: N/A (just leave the existing cable in RJ31X) Port 2: RJ11
The cable from the alarm panel plugs into the RJ31X, just as before. Port 1 of the Comwave box goes to the new RJ11 jack. If you buy a "surface mount" jack, it will come with screws to fasten it to the wall and/or a double-sided adhesive pad to stick it on. There is also a plastic cover that you snap on, after completing the wiring. There should be nothing dangling and no need to tape anything up.
My question was pretty much asking if it had room to close after the added cable from the new jack.
This site has the info. you need: »voip.mi-telecom.org/
I found a vid how to do it. Looks very simple.
Ok, good and bad.Good: I did what was suggested and the phone is working though the alarm.Bad: Alarm is still saying there is no line. I guess Comwave is really not compatible or maybe something that got loose when I was messing around in the bell box disconnected the bell line but no fully.I guess I'll just have to wait for the mail they are sending me of compatible VOIPs and go from there.If there is anything else I can try please post.
Well, triple-check all the wiring and be sure that the alarm panel connection has a dial tone, that would be a start.
Make sure that the wires from the Comwave box connect to the red and green screws on the RJ31X, and that any wires previously connected to those screws have been disconnected (except, of course, for wires that are part of the RJ31X itself). Also check that the cable from the alarm is plugged securely into the RJ31X.On the Comwave web site, is there a way to view a log of calls made and received? If so, do you see any calls from the alarm system? If so, how long do they stay connected? Are there multiple attempts?What is the make and model of the Comwave device? Make and model of your alarm panel? If you listen carefully to the panel, do you hear any clicking sounds when it attempts to call? If so, describe them. When the alarm panel is attempting to call and you pick up the phone, what do you hear (dial tone, silence, modem noises, etc.)? Does the Comwave device have an indicator that lights or flashes when you pick up the phone? If so, describe what this light shows when the alarm attempts to call. Do you have a voltmeter?
I don't see anything in the log.Alarm: PK5501Grandstream: 961-0006-12A006The Alarm has the hazard sign on (triangle inside of a triangle) and makes a beeping sound around every 15 sec.When I set it up IDK if this is right or wrong but the red had both red and yellow from bell and green had both black and green from bell so I removed the red and green like you said but kept both the yellow and black as it is then installed the new jack.BTW Grandstream seems to have zero info on google. :/
Please post a picture (with covers off) showing RJ31X and new jack.
»img255.imageshack.us/img255/5839···5817.jpgSorry, best pic I can take. I didn't touch any of the other contact other than the top 2.Went by this pic.»digitalhomeconversion.com/images···lors.pngRed = blueGreen = blue white. It seems to be correct seeing how the phone is working.
Your wiring looks correct, except possibly for the yellow and black wires (not clear where they go) connected to the RJ31X red and green, but those should not prevent the alarm from calling.What trouble code do you have? I believe that *2 should display it, but check your DSC user manual to be sure. Code 3 (telephone line fault) indicates that it doesn't see the phone line voltage or dial tone. Code 4 (failure to communicate) indicates that it made a call but did not receive a valid response from the central station. Any other code is not telephone line related.If you have a code 3, swapping the wires from the Grandstream may help, i.e. try with the blue/white wire to the red post and the blue wire to the green post. You might also try temporarily disconnecting the yellow and black wires from the red and green RJ31X posts. That may cause some or all of your phones to stop working, but it may give a clue if it permits the alarm to work.If you have a code 4, do you know whether your system uses Contact ID protocol? If so, the Grandstream may be incompatible; ask ADT whether they can try SIA protocol. Or, possibly Comwave can set the Grandstream for inband DTMF.I could not recognize the Grandstream model number. Does it have HT followed by 3 digits printed on it anywhere, e.g. HT502?
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Thanks, it turns out the system just wasn't testing it. I called ADT and they told me how to test it manually and it cut the line as expected and I called them back and they told me that they received the signal. The beeping sound and alarm sign is gone. Thanks for all the help.


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On a street outside the flea markets, Zelda stopped in front of a wall covered in graffiti. "Take one here," she said, and posed herself winking, blowing a kiss to the camera, jutting out her hips. There were some Algerian kids smoking in the alley, looking over at us.
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"You look ridiculous," I said. "It comes out like shit in the camera."
I didn't know if the Algerians could hear me disagreeing to take the photograph, but they were now laughing – I think at Zelda, still frozen in that position. She was wearing a white dress, a white hat, and white netting that covered her face, and the stark white seal of her stood out wondrously from the brash nettle of graffiti, from its reds and golds, its searing stars and bubbled letters.
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And be VERY glad you didn't! She could be quite the STD vessel and never know it.
Just think of her hiding the Love-Me party from you as her doing part of the work of detachment for you.
Just think of her hiding the Love-Me party from you as her doing part of the work of detachment for you.
I'm glad for that and for knowing I would have been even more emotionally involved. Right. I am pretty sure she isn't the OM's only sperm recepticle.
Good point and true. Unfortunately, I now have to look at all of the pictures and decorations all over our office.. I'm hoping they come down tomorrow.
I seriously need to leave this job... If it wasn't finals, grading and graduation, I think I would go home.
What makes you happy, Steve55? Who and what gives you pleasure?
What's good about the above is that you recognize your own needs. Focus more on you and what makes you tick and what makes you happy... If she has narcissistic tendencies, don't feed her ego, don't be her victim.
What makes you happy, Steve55? Who and what gives you pleasure?
I think the big problem has been that a 180 is not possible because we work together in the same office suite every day and I can't change that without changing jobs. If I could have done a 180, I know I would have been a lot farther along in healing.
I was her victim for a long time, probably, first as friends and then when it became more. When it became more, she still wasn't completely honest with me. I put her on a pedestal and ignored the fact she didn't seem as commited to me as I to her. I certainly fed her ego back then, as did the OM, I am sure. She loves attention like that.
I am pretty sure this A was going on while we were dating. Just a lot of betrayal here, but then all of you have experienced that, most even more than me.
I'd say, I really like my job. I love working with students and faculty. If it wasn't for my situation with my ex... I know that's a little like saying, "Other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, how was the play?" :), but really I like my job. The key would be to do it somewhere else.
Other than that, I've love golf and reading. I've found golf really takes my mind off of this.
Thanks again for writing.
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The ex arrived this afternoon, saw the decorations in her office (Mainly a lot of that small confetti stuff all over her desk) and immediately cleaned it up and told my office suite-mate that she shouldn't have done that.
The baby pictures of the ex are still up on her door, but I was glad she didn't fawn all over my office-mate when she saw what she'd done. In fact, she seemed kind of pissed about it.
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It started with news that the trade of Mike Lowell to the Rangers for catcher Max Ramirez was in jeopardy due to concerns that Lowell might require thumb surgery. Ordinarily, such a development would be monumental. Yet by the end of Monday, it bordered on an afterthought.
That was because the Sox spun heads by bringing John Lackey to Boston for a physical, en route to reportedly coming to terms on a five-year deal described as being worth between $82.5 million and $85 million.
The move represented a significant surprise, given that the Sox had defined a resolution of their situation in left field as the team's top offseason priority. All indications pointed toward the Sox either re-signing Bay or pursuing fellow free agent outfielder Matt Holliday.
Instead, two days after Bay's agent, Joe Urbon, said that his client was "moving on" from the Sox' most recent offer, the Sox likewise elected to move on from Bay, throwing their resources into the longtime anchor of the Angels' pitching staff.
That seemed a likely harbinger of the end of Bay's career as Red Sox left fielder. And indeed, that outcome arrived with news that the Sox signed outfielder Mike Cameron to a two-year deal (pending a physical) for what FoxSports.com reported as $15.5 million, almost surely spelling the end of Bay's time in Boston.
The turn of events was sudden and seismic, changing the shape of the 2010 Red Sox significantly. Here is a look at what the arrival of Lackey and Cameron in Boston means to both the Red Sox and several other parties:
The Red Sox entered 2009 expecting to have a stacked rotation. That design faltered.
Josh Beckett and Jon Lester were both dominant over the course of the season. But behind them, the Sox were riddled with issues of health (Tim Wakefield, whose first All-Star year ended sadly after the first half), ill conditioning (Daisuke Matsuzaka, who made himself irrelevant for the first five months of the year after showing up out of shape in spring training) and underperformance (Brad Penny and John Smoltz, both of whom were disappointments in their brief Boston tenures).
Rather than taking a flier on another buy-low pitcher, the Sox went after the best available starter on the free agent market. The 31-year-old has been one of the best bets for solid performance in the majors.
Lackey is one of three pitchers in the majors — joining Carlos Zambrano and Johan Santana — with at least 162 innings and a sub-4.00 ERA in each of the past five years. His numbers (102-71, 3.81 ERA, 7.2 strikeouts and 2.6 walks per nine innings) in his career with the Angels are strikingly similar to Beckett's (106-68, 3.79, 8.5 strikeouts and 2.7 walks per nine innings).
He does not shy from the spotlight, as demonstrated when he won Game 7 of the 2002 World Series in his rookie year, and again when he overpowered the Sox in Game 1 of the 2009 ALDS, tossing 7-1/3 shutout innings. He has a career 3.12 ERA in 78 playoff innings. The Angels insist that he has been a top-of-the-rotation pitcher.
"John is obviously one of the top starting pitchers in our league," Halos skipper Mike Scioscia said at the Winter Meetings last week. "I don't know if there's many pitchers that are out there, certainly this year there aren't many pitchers that are out there, that would be available, that are going to combine the depth that he can pitch in an individual game with his ability to go out there and compete in any situation in any ballpark. That's what makes — that's why we want him back in an Angels uniform and that's also why other teams are interested in John.
"John could handle playing anywhere. He could handle playing in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, any area. This guy is as focused as any pitcher I've seen with the ability to just forget about the environment he's pitching in and focus in on that catcher and what he needs to do in a certain situation against a hitter and execute it. A lot of guys have the focus, they just aren't able to do it. … John is a special talent."
Assuming the deal goes through, Lackey gives the Sox a rotation that features three pitchers — Lackey, Lester and Beckett — who would front most rotations in the majors. The appeal for the Sox is apparent.
Red Sox manager Terry Francona expressed his admiration for Lackey earlier this offseason on the Dale & Holley show. At the same time, the Sox skipper acknowledged the risk associated with pursuing a top-of-the-rotation pitcher for a long-term deal, particularly given that Lackey is at an age when pitchers typically become less healthy, not more.
"John Lackey is one of the best. Every year, there's a couple of guys that seem like they can sway the fortunes of an organization. He's that type of pitcher," Francona said. "Now, to get that type of pitcher, you're going to have to make quite a commitment. That's something that makes our organization a little bit uneasy. It doesn't mean a guy can't come in and help you win. If there's an injury along the way, that can set your organization back quite a bit. There's a lot to think about besides just the year 2010. You're possibly talking about 2015. That's a lot of years.
"I probably do [consider him an ace]," he continued. "He's missed a little bit of time, but when he's out there, I think their team feels it's going to win. He can match up against Beckett, Lester. He can go head-to-head with the better guys in the league and hold his own."
Lackey looks the part of an innings-eating horse, and for most of his career, he had been one. He made no fewer than 32 starts every year from 2003-07 before being limited to 24 starts in 2008 and 27 starts in 2009 by a triceps injury in 2008 and elbow inflammation this year.
Nonetheless, he was strong down the stretch this year, recording a 2.89 ERA over his last seven regular-season starts and a 2.29 ERA in three playoff starts, including his dominant outing in the ALDS against the Red Sox.
Lackey is 2-5 with a 5.75 ERA in nine career regular-season starts in Boston, though he has also made some excellent starts in Fenway Park, most notably when he carried a no-hitter into the ninth inning in July 2008, and when he allowed two runs in seven innings in a no-decision in Game 4 of the ALDS. Of Lackey's six most recent regular-season starts in Fenway Park (dating to the 2005 season), he has four quality starts.
He has been one of the best pitchers in the American League for much of this decade. If Lackey can remain relatively healthy as a member of the Red Sox, he will give Boston a rotation that may well be the most dominant in the majors.
That is a giant and expensive "if." Free agent pitchers typically represent terrible risks, and those signed to deals of four or more years almost never perform up to their contracts. The Sox have never spent as much on a free agent pitcher (in either total dollars or average annual value) as they will spend on Lackey, nor have they ever committed the kind of years to a pitcher that Lackey will get. (Daisuke Matsuzaka, whom the Sox signed for six years and $52 million, was not a free agent when acquired through the posting process from Japan's Nippon Professional Baseball League.)
Even so, the cost for Lackey is less steep than would have been the acquisition of a pitcher such as Roy Halladay, for whom the Phillies will have to cough up both money and prospects. If Lackey flames out, the cost to the Sox was purely financial, rather than representing a drain on the team's minor league system.
With the signing of Lackey, it would have been virtually impossible for any club — save the Yankees — to add Jason Bay to the mix while remaining under budget. And so, after the Sox reportedly agreed to terms with the pitcher, they made an aggressive move to sign a player who, in the batter's box, profiles as Jason Bay Lite.
The Sox signed Cameron for two years. FoxSports.com reported the deal as being for $15.5 million — a bit less than one year of Bay might have cost.
Cameron (who has a career average of .250 with a .340 OBP and .448 slugging average, with marks of .250/.342/.452 in 2009 for the Brewers) strikes out a lot (about once a game). He takes his walks. He sees plenty of pitches. He has significant pop. And, ultimately, the team that has him knows almost exactly what it will get.
"I would say [Cameron] is one of the most consistent outfielders in the game," said former Padres GM Kevin Towers, for whom Cameron played in 2006-07. "His numbers, regardess of being in Milwaukee, San Diego, the Mets, Seattle, you can almost bank on somewhere between 18 and 25 home runs, somewhere between 70 and 90 RBIs. He's going to hit around .250, .260, with an OPS close to .800 every year."
"He's remarkably consistent," agreed Rays (and former Red Sox) outfielder Gabe Kapler, who played with Cameron in Milwaukee. "You look at his numbers, you can predict the kind of numbers at the beginning of the year that Mike Cameron is going to be at the end of the year. You know what his power numbers are going to be. They're there every year."
As a hitter, Cameron is a shadow of Bay, though he does have legitimate offensive skill. Cameron, who averaged 3.96 pitches per plate appearance in 2009, is nearly as exhausting an opponent for pitchers to face as was Bay, who saw 3.99 pitches per at-bat last year. Though Cameron's stolen bases dropped sharply in 2009 (at the age of 36), he is still considered a better baserunner than Bay.
But, perhaps most significantly, Cameron is a tremendous defensive outfielder. Whereas Bay's strongest advocates described his defense as average (and some viewed him in much less flattering terms), Cameron — even at age 36 — still is viewed as one of the elite outfielders in the game.
Whether Cameron joins the Sox as a left fielder (a position at which he has played just three career games, none since 2000) or remains in center field — the position from which he has won three Gold Gloves — he should contribute to the ongoing transformation of a Sox defense that ranked among the worst in the majors in '09.
"Everyone I've talked to believes [Cameron] to be one of the top defensive center fielders in the league," said former Sox outfielder Gabe Kapler, who played with Cameron in Milwaukee in 2008. "He's going to make the Red Sox defense a whole lot better."
"He's still a solid defender. He plays a great center field and should be even a better corner outfielder," added Towers. "I think Mike can play any of the outfield positions well. It's always nice to have your outfield with a couple different center fielders out there."
Still, while Cameron will help the Sox' run prevention, he clearly is not Bay's offensive equal. Few are — Bay has been one of the most productive outfield regulars in the game over recent seasons.
But regardless of how one viewed Bay's defense in left field — and assessments among talent evaluators range from average to slightly below average to well below average — the Sox will offset some of that drop-off with a clear improvement in their defense. With Cameron and Marco Scutaro now signed as free agents, the Sox now have gone from one of the worst defensive teams in the majors to a potentially above-average one, with the opportunity to become elite in that category should the team complete the trade of Mike Lowell to Texas and either sign Adrian Beltre or move Kevin Youkilis from first to third, with Casey Kotchman playing first base next year.
Between Cameron, Lackey and Scutaro, the Sox will hope that the sum of the new contributors will make them better than they were with Bay.
The deal also has implications for several other players, among them:
It is now fairly obvious that Bay's Boston career is over. The Sox used the money that would have gone to him — and then some — to acquire a pitcher rather than an outfielder.
(It is worth noting that Lackey's deal is far larger than the one that the Sox had on the table for Bay. It is also worth mentioning that a deal such as the one that Lackey will sign with the Sox almost surely would have gotten a deal done with Bay. So, in a sense, the Sox concluded that they were better off with Lackey than Bay.)
The Sox are set with four primary outfielders (Cameron, Jacoby Ellsbury, J.D. Drew and Jeremy Hermida) for 2010. Just as Bay's agent, Joe Urbon, said that Bay was ready to move on from the Sox, so, too, did the Sox prove ready to move on from Bay.
Now, the Bay market will undergo some redefinition, in light of both the Red Sox' move and the reported three-way blockbuster that sent Roy Halladay to the Phillies and Cliff Lee to the Mariners.
The Mets, obviously, remain the team with the most aggressive known offer on the table, having extended to four years and between $60 million and $65 million. The Mariners are believed by baseball sources to remain in pursuit of more pitching, though it is worth noting that Lee's relatively modest 2010 salary ($9 million) would not prevent Seattle from offering a deal to Bay.
The Angels — who wanted to retain Lackey, and who were also exploring a deal for Halladay — missed out on the top three pitchers who will move this offseason. They had been earmarking cash for pitching (and other needs); it is conceivable that they could either pursue another top starter via trade, or that they could change course and use their resources to pursue a player for whom they have publicly pronounced their admiration in Bay.
The Giants and Cardinals could also come into play, particularly if St. Louis decides that Bay is a more affordable alternative to its own free agent, Matt Holliday. And, finally, the Boston Herald is reporting that the Yankees have at least contacted Bay's representatives to express some interest; New York does have an opening in left field, with Hideki Matsui now gone to the Angels and Johnny Damon a free agent.
Every other pitcher under Red Sox control becomes somewhat more expendable with Lackey in the mix, since the club has found a top-of-the-rotation option who would make all of them, in theory, more expendable. This offers twofold flexibility.
First, it becomes somewhat easier for the team to deal any of them, most likely Buchholz, who is the most sought-after pitcher on the market. Buchholz will not be eligible for free agency until after the 2014 season; he could be a front-of-the-rotation pitcher for the next five years.
Now, in Lackey, the Sox have a pitcher who is at least in theory ready to assume such a role. Moreover, with Casey Kelly committed to pitching, the Sox have another hurler on the horizon who is viewed as an up-and-coming top-of-the-rotation pitcher.
For Beckett, the Sox now find themselves negotiating his extension from a position of strength. The team need not view itself as being in a position where it must get a deal done with the right-hander. Instead, the Sox will enjoy a position of some comfort when it comes to retaining Beckett beyond 2010, knowing that if he goes, they have already signed his potential replacement; if they can retain him, then they have as formidable a rotation as any for the long haul.
The Padres — including GM Jed Hoyer and manager Bud Black — have said that they have no intentions of dealing slugging first baseman Adrian Gonzalez before the start of the season. However, if/when the Padres do put the 40-homer masher on the market, the Sox will be picking up the phone. And with Buchholz potentially available as the centerpiece for a deal, it becomes a lot easier for the Sox to make a deal for either San Diego's superstar or another middle-of-the-order bat.
The world is rich with possibilities for Ellsbury. With Cameron — a three-time Gold Glover in center field — in tow, Ellsbury could remain in center, a position where the Sox believe that he will eventually become an above-average defender.
He could be moved to left, where his lateral range is already tremendous and his current difficulties reading the ball in and out would be masked. Such an alignment would be reminiscent of when the Sox had Ellsbury flanking Coco Crisp at times in 2007 (when Manny Ramirez was injured) and 2008 (when Ramirez served as DH while David Ortiz was out).
Ellsbury has started 48 career games in left. The Sox enjoy a healthy .625 winning percentage in those games (30-18), having offset the loss of a bat (usually Ramirez or Ortiz) with better outfield run prevention.
The Sox' commitment to improved defense and run prevention is now obvious. Already, the team has positioned itself for a big defensive upgrade thanks to the arrivals of Cameron, Scutaro and Lackey.
The logical next step might be the acquisition of Beltre, a spectacular defender, to replace Lowell at third base (assuming that the deal with Texas goes through, a matter that will take at least some time to resolve given that the Rangers will examine Lowell in person to determine whether he needs surgery on his thumb). Yet, the Sox may well be nearly at their payroll limit for 2010, given their commitments of roughly $100 million to two players on Monday.
If that's the case, then the team may well turn to Kotchman, who also is considered one of the better defensive first basemen in the majors. Kotchman would permit Kevin Youkilis to cross the diamond to third base, giving the Sox a much stronger infield than the one they featured in 2009, even if not the nearly seamless one that could have been in play with Beltre.
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