How to self-subscribe to the IEEE 802.22 TG1 e-mail reflector 

To self-subscribe to the IEEE 802.22 TG1 email reflector, please go to http://listserv.ieee.org/cgi-bin/wa and select "subscriber's corner," then on the left, under "List Table Options" (where the default is probably Subscribed Lists") select "All Lists" and click "Submit".

Then scroll down on the new page that displays until you see stds-802-22-tg1, check the check box next to it, then scroll down to the bottom where there's a blue line that says "invert". To the right is a selection box with "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" options. Select "subscribe", uncheck "do not send e-mail notification" and then click "submit changes."

You should receive a "confirmation request" message from listserv, which is intended to verify your e-mail address and that it's really you trying to subscribe, not someone using a forged e-mail address. Follow the instructions in that confirmation message and then I will receive an approval request, which I will process.

Then you should get a "welcome to" e-mail with some instructions on how to use the list. It is highly recommended that you save this message for future reference.

If you have problems, let me know by clicking my "mailto: link below.

Regards,

Wendong Hu, Ph.D.

 

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IEEE 802.22 Working Group Chair: Wendong Hu

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IEEE 802 Chair: Paul Nikolich

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