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The Cornell Blogs service offers tiers of service designed to more flexibly meet the needs of different user groups.
Self-Service Blogs with Default Domain Name: No Fee
Blogs that use the standard URL of blogs.cornell.edu/sitename and that do not require central support beyond base-level* are…
The Cornell blog service is provided by CampusPress.
If you are using CU Blog's Enhanced Class Feature, your Class Blog will not have a Users tool. Instead, you'll have a Class tool, where you can add/delete either students or instructors. If you need to control the roles of users, contact CUBlogs.
The Cornell blog service is provided by…
The Cornell blog service is provided by CampusPress. They offer comprehensive documentation.
Documentation
Step-by-step tutorial
Widgets are any tool or content you add, arrange, or remove from the sidebar of your blog.
The Cornell blog service is provided by CampusPress/edublogs.
In line with university commitment to accessibility, themes that don’t meet WordPress's accessibility ready standards are not available as choices for new blog sites.
The Cornell blog service is provided by CampusPress. They offer comprehensive documentation.
CampusPress documentation
Step-by-step tutorial
Note: Custom domain names cannot be used with private blogs.
The switchhook is the push button on the phone cradle. On an analog phone, you will use it to activate certain features and to disconnect calls.
Programmable Features
Send All Calls
Works only if the extension is in a Call Coverage Group.
Note: Send All Calls overrides forwarding.
I have to submit a Telephone Issue Request. Where can I get one?
Use the Telephone Services form to submit telephone problem information to the Request Fulfillment Team.
How long does it take to complete my phone/data request?
The standard turnaround time is 5 business days or less.…
All my calls go directly to my voice mail, or to another extension; my phone never rings even once. What's wrong?
Have you checked to be sure that Send All Calls or Call Forwarding is not active? To clear these features:
Get a dial tone
Press #6 (to cancel Send All Calls)
Get dial tone again…
Dial *9 to access this system-wide list of speed-dial numbers from an analog or digital phone on campus.
This page describes the special handling required to back up encrypted volumes, which are "containers" that hold encrypted files and folders.
Another method is Whole-Disk Encryption (WDE). If you use WDE, no special procedures are needed, assuming you have entered the WDE password or passphrase…
It is possible to include certain files and exclude others from backup using include/exclude rules. This article covers including files. We have a similar article on how to exclude files from backup.
If you see "TCP/IP Invalid Host Name when you try to run the TSM GUI Client, this usually means that the name of the EZ-Backup server is not configured correctly in your TSM preferences. To check and/or change the name of the EZ-Backup server in your TSM preferences, do the following:
Elsewhere we describe how to create rules to include files and how to create rules to exclude files.
Start up the TSM Backup Client (Start - (All) Programs - Tivoli Storage Manager - Backup Archive GUI).
Click Restore.
Click the plus sign next to File Level to expand the item.
Single-click (to select/highlight) the filespace of interest (for example, \\wintest\c$ ). (Note: Do not click inside…
Once a filespace is deleted, all backups in that filespace are immediately and permanently removed from the EZ-Backup server. There is no possibility of accessing the backups after they are deleted.
If you experience problems (as described below), use the Setup Wizard available in the TSM Backup Client.
These procedures require full administrator privileges and may require a reboot of the system.
The documentation that is installed with TSM GUI client has an excellent section that features a step-by-step procedure for restoring files and/or folders from backup. To view this section of the documentation: