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Meetinghouse Network Upgrade

HooperJM — Fri, 05 Jun 2026 20:10:03 GMT

How to prepare

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	* As a contingency, note the IP and Mac addresses of any devices with static IP assignments. This upgrade ''should'' NOT affect IP ranges. But in rare cases, IP assignments might be affected. If you make note ahead of time, you'll be able to re-assign devices post-installation.		* As a contingency, note the IP and Mac addresses of any devices with static IP assignments. This upgrade ''should'' NOT affect IP ranges. But in rare cases, IP assignments might be affected. If you make note ahead of time, you'll be able to re-assign devices post-installation.
	* '''Note''' If your network still includes a FAC16 zone (Facility zone with 16 addresses), please upgrade at your earliest convenience to a FAC32 zone, through the "upgrade IP range" link in Church Network Manager (CNM). This change can be made irrespective of the network upgrade, but you will definitely need to make a note of all devices, in particular door access systems that have a static IP reservation assigned. Write down their Mac addresses and their IP addresses, and follow the in-app instructions to ensure a successful upgrade.		* '''Note''' If your network still includes a FAC16 zone (Facility zone with 16 addresses), please upgrade at your earliest convenience to a FAC32 zone, through the "upgrade IP range" link in Church Network Manager (CNM). This change can be made irrespective of the network upgrade, but you will definitely need to make a note of all devices, in particular door access systems that have a static IP reservation assigned. Write down their Mac addresses and their IP addresses, and follow the in-app instructions to ensure a successful upgrade.
			* All non-standard devices should be removed prior to the upgrade.
			* If there are personally-owned devices used for networking, they should be removed from the meetinghouse immediately to avoid disposal when the contractors perform the upgrade. These devices should not be re-installed, as it undermines the integrity, security, functionality, and supportability of the network design.

	== What to do after the installation ==		== What to do after the installation ==

Virtual Meetings

ZentnerWJ — Wed, 03 Jun 2026 21:25:00 GMT

Added a link to the article about upcoming changes to Zoom

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			*[[Zoom Navigation Update - Aug 2026\|Zoom Web Navigation Update August 2026]]
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Zoom Navigation Update - Aug 2026

ZentnerWJ — Wed, 03 Jun 2026 21:22:56 GMT

This is a new page describing the changes to Zoom's online menu structure.

New page

Starting in late August 2026, Zoom changed the navigation menu in the web version.

Before late Aug 2026, Zoom has links to ''Meetings'' and ''Webinars'' on the home screen in the left navigation, as shown here:

[[File:Zoom Before Aug 2026.png|frameless|887x887px]]

After late Aug 2026, Zoom moved the ''Meetings'' and ''Webinars'' links to a new section under a waffle menu on the top right side of the screen.

To access the Meetings or Webinars sections of Zoom Web follow these steps.

# '''Click''' the ''waffle menu'' (9 small dots arranged in a 3x3 grid)
# '''Click''' on either ''Meetings'' or ''Webinars'' to access the menu items

[[File:Zoom New Navigation 2026.png|frameless|910x910px]]

File:Zoom Before Aug 2026.png

ZentnerWJ — Wed, 03 Jun 2026 21:16:46 GMT

ZentnerWJ uploaded File:Zoom Before Aug 2026.png

New page

Zoom navigation before Aug 2026

File:Zoom New Navigation 2026.png

ZentnerWJ — Wed, 03 Jun 2026 21:15:36 GMT

ZentnerWJ uploaded File:Zoom New Navigation 2026.png

New page

This is a picture of the change to Zoom web that will start Aug 2026.

Setting Up a New Clerk Computer

KirbyDM — Wed, 03 Jun 2026 15:17:31 GMT

Updated link to self-provisioning tool

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	== '''Overview''' ==		== '''Overview''' ==
	Most new Meetinghouse systems will come with Microsoft Autopilot Enrollment (provisioning) enabled. This technology allows systems to be set up and enrolled over the internet. If your computer does not have the enrollment (provisioning) tool pre-installed, it may be downloaded by [https://~~liveupdate~~.churchofjesuschrist.org/~~auth/churchsupportselfprovision.exe~~ selecting this link].		Most new Meetinghouse systems will come with Microsoft Autopilot Enrollment (provisioning) enabled. This technology allows systems to be set up and enrolled over the internet. If your computer does not have the enrollment (provisioning) tool pre-installed, it may be downloaded by [https://enrollmypc.churchofjesuschrist.org/ selecting this link].

	== '''Instructions''' ==		== '''Instructions''' ==
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	# Open the Edge browser if it has been closed. Select appropriate settings for first time use if needed using the instructions in 6l as a guide.		# Open the Edge browser if it has been closed. Select appropriate settings for first time use if needed using the instructions in 6l as a guide.
	# Navigate to: https://~~liveupdate~~.churchofjesuschrist.org/~~auth/churchsupportselfprovision.exe~~ .		# Navigate to: https://enrollmypc.churchofjesuschrist.org/ .
	# You will be prompted to login using your Church credentials. This is the username and password that you use to access church resources. If two factor authentication is active on your account, you will be prompted to authenticate.		# You will be prompted to login using your Church credentials. This is the username and password that you use to access church resources. If two factor authentication is active on your account, you will be prompted to authenticate.
	# A file called ChurchSupportSelfProvision.exe will be downloaded to the Download folder.		# A file called ChurchSupportSelfProvision.exe will be downloaded to the Download folder.

AI Live Interpretation in Sacrament Meetings Pilot

ZentnerWJ — Mon, 01 Jun 2026 15:18:12 GMT

Put in the links to the feedback for the pilot.

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	At the end of the meeting, please submit your feedback and request everyone who listened to the interpretation also submit their feedback. This is an important part of the pilot.		At the end of the meeting, please submit your feedback and request everyone who listened to the interpretation also submit their feedback. This is an important part of the pilot.

	* Speaker ~~(Host)~~:  [~~link]~~		* '''Speaker/Tech Specialist:  [https://forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=s-7mYddfqkquPGHo3rCbeU81zGpuPYFOtJmLc_18bBxUNU5HS1ZLVlNVT1FHUzNCN0k0UkpCUU05VCQlQCN0PWcu AI Sacrament Meeting Translation/Interpretation Tool Feedback Survey – Fill out form]'''

	* Listener (Guest):  ~~[link~~]



			* '''Listener/Members: [https://forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=s-7mYddfqkquPGHo3rCbeV7e39gYZfJLhCbxodu9sVhUNUQ3TEYwVzk1T0czRjJONUsxUlI2QkU5SS4u AI Sacrament Meeting Translation/Interpretation Tool Feedback Survey - End User – Fill out form]''' <br />
	== <big><u>'''APPENDIX'''</u></big> ==		== <big><u>'''APPENDIX'''</u></big> ==

Meraki WAP

HooperJM — Fri, 22 May 2026 19:30:27 GMT

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	[[File:Meraki WAP img 1.png\|frameless\|475x475px]]		[[File:Meraki WAP img 1.png\|frameless\|475x475px]]

	The ~~Meraki MR36~~ wireless access point is a device that broadcasts the wireless network and makes Wi-Fi possible in meetinghouses. In large meetinghouses, multiple ~~Wireless Access Points (WAPs)~~ are necessary to ensure sufficient coverage.		The wireless access point is a device that broadcasts the wireless network and makes Wi-Fi possible in meetinghouses. In large meetinghouses, multiple wireless access points are necessary to ensure sufficient coverage.

	A consistent networking experience requires at least the following:		A consistent networking experience requires at least the following:

	# The right number of wireless access points to cover the entire building, wherever members and friends will meet to learn the Gospel. The recommended target signal strength for a meetinghouse is -~~67 dBm, not to go below -70~~ dBm. This applies to all areas of the building where members and friends will be accessing the internet for Church purposes.		# The right number of wireless access points to cover the entire building, wherever members and friends will meet to learn the Gospel. The recommended target signal strength for a meetinghouse is -75 dBm. This applies to all areas of the building where members and friends will be accessing the internet for Church purposes.
	# Proper installation to ensure the signals are broadcasting in the right directions and are free from impediments such as lead pipes and HVAC venting.		# Proper installation to ensure the signals are broadcasting in the right directions and are free from impediments such as lead pipes and HVAC venting.

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	[[Wireless Best Practices\|See this article for wireless best practices]].		[[Wireless Best Practices\|See this article for wireless best practices]].

	~~MR3(x)s~~ do not come with an AC power supply but receive electricity via Power over Ethernet (PoE) supplied by the Meraki switch. FMGs should NOT order a power injector for an access point that is plugged into a Meraki switch. The Meraki MS120 and MS130 series switches are PoE devices that can power the Meraki WAPs.		Modern wireless access points do not come with an AC power supply but receive electricity via Power over Ethernet (PoE) supplied by the Meraki switch. FMGs should NOT order a power injector for an access point that is plugged into a Meraki switch. The Meraki MS120 and MS130 series switches are PoE devices that can power the Meraki WAPs.

	[[Activating WAP\|Follow these instructions]] to activate ~~an MR3(x)~~.		[[Activating WAP\|Follow these instructions]] to activate a wireless access point.
	[[Category:Meetinghouse Technology]]		[[Category:Meetinghouse Technology]]
	[[Category:Meetinghouse Networking]]		[[Category:Meetinghouse Networking]]

Wireless Best Practices

HooperJM — Thu, 14 May 2026 21:53:17 GMT

Hid obsolete files until new ones can be created

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	Examples of wireless heat maps showing AP placements are provided below. Green circles indicate approximate AP installation locations. For each building design selected, a base and expanded wireless coverage example has been provided.		Examples of wireless heat maps showing AP placements are provided below. Green circles indicate approximate AP installation locations. For each building design selected, a base and expanded wireless coverage example has been provided.

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	'''Base Coverage ~ 4,768ft²/443m² per wireless access point'''		'''Base Coverage ~ 4,768ft²/443m² per wireless access point'''
	[[File:Heat map for Legacy expanded.png\|none\|thumb]]		[[File:Heat map for Legacy expanded.png\|none\|thumb]]
	'''Expanded Coverage ~ 3,971ft²/369m² per wireless access point'''		'''Expanded Coverage ~ 3,971ft²/369m² per wireless access point'''
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File:Scope of Work - Meetinghouse Network Refresh (US).pdf

Jeremyarntsen — Tue, 12 May 2026 22:30:09 GMT

Jeremyarntsen uploaded File:Scope of Work - Meetinghouse Network Refresh (US).pdf

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