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What browser should I use to open Appspace?Appspace is officially supported on the current versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari (in macOS), and Edge (in Windows). In practical use, Cornell users have found the fewest issues when using Chrome.
Your Cornell NetID is a string of alphanumeric characters based on your name followed by a number. It allows you to access non-public Cornell services and resources.Check Your Email AddressUsually your email address starts with your NetID followed by  @cornell.edu. For example, if your email…
Apple Computer Hardware Repair Apple warranty computer hardware repair and parts quotes from the Computer Hardware Repair Team may be requested by Cornell staff, faculty, or students. Cornell-owned dev with a business or personal use Apple Computer. Payments for personal repairs are…
Dell Computer Hardware RepairDell warranty hardware repair and parts quotes from the Computer Hardware Repair Team may only be requested by a department's technical support provider (TSP).
Information on this page is under development and subject to change.Scoring and AssessmentVendors are assessed in the following areas, based on the following criteria:ThemeMeasureDescription
Cornell security liaisons, technical support providers, and those interested in learning more about security-related topics are invited to join the monthly IT Security SIG meeting.September's Agenda includes:
As the Cornell Experience Modernization Initiative (CEMI) project moves forward, the Huron Consulting Group's key observations and work products will be published in this Cornell NetID and CWID login-restricted page.
We Get It–No Judgment: Just a Cleaner, Faster Laptop!Think of it as maintenance, not a confession. You deserve tools that work as hard as you do!We know life happens. Between coffee-fueled work sessions, lunch at your desk, and a continual stream of deadlines, laptops take a beating. If yours looks…
The Identity Management team has begun a critical project to migrate the university’s on-premises Oracle Enterprise Directory system to a new production environment hosted by Optimal IDM. This project is part of the Cornell Safe Access initiative and will be an essential part of enhancing Cornell’s…
Starting September 15, 2024, temporary and affiliated Cornell employees who previously had been granted rights to install Microsoft Office desktop applications will be affected by a change Microsoft has made to their licensing.The terms for these employees’ licenses will now grant access to…
OverviewDigital instructional tools have become increasingly utilized at Cornell, whether for primary content delivery (online courses), supplemental course material, meetings, or remote consultations. Individual units and departments have implemented a variety of tools and platforms to support…
Cornell launched Secure Connect as Cornell’s passkey service. It only takes a few minutes to register your device and start using the most secure form of account protection available.
The scenario: you’re flying to an Educause conference and working on your session presentation, only you need to grab just one more piece of data from your Cornell Box account. So you hop onto the airline’s free WIFI service and find what you need. You’re on a plane, 40,000 feet in the…
By now you’re quite familiar with the two-chime notification of Two-Step Login, that extra security step that helps protect your NetID. Log in to a service, “ba-ding!” grab your phone, push the green button and away you go. But sometimes you reach for your phone, and it’s still on the counter at…
The Software Development Special Interest Group (SD-SIG) will meet on Thursday July 25 at 10:30 AM over zoom. This month’s meeting highlights a round table discussion where we’ll talk about:
Cornell security liaisons, technical support providers, and those interested in learning more about security-related topics are invited to join the monthly IT Security SIG meeting. July’s Agenda includes:
On Wednesday, June 26, 2024, TeamDynamix released a mobile app for the platform, allowing support staff and technicians to connect using a mobile device.
The TeamDynamix mobile app allows TDNext users to use some features of the platform from their mobile device.Use of the TeamDynamix mobile app is restricted to staff with TDNext access rights.Install the Mobile AppTo install the mobile app on your mobile device:
When entering into a contract with a vendor for digital products or services, the products or end product of the service must comply with Cornell's Policy 5.12, Web Accessibility Standards. The following language can serve as a template:
SiteDetour is a URL redirect service. You can add/change/delete URL redirects directly from DNSDB’s Batch page. If you have permission to use the site which you want to create a redirect for, you’ll have permission to make URL redirects in DNSDB. You must be signed in to CU VPN to use DNSDB. Add/…

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