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Zoom client software is available for Windows and Macintosh desktop computers, Apple iOS devices, and Android devices.
After you have installed Zoom, you can access Zoom either through this URL (link opens Cornell Zoom website) or using the client application on your computer or device.
To activate your Cornell Zoom account:
What is IPsec?
Wikipedia: Internet Protocol Security (IPsec) is a protocol suite for securing Internet Protocol (IP) communications by authenticating and encrypting each IP packet of a communication session. IPsec also includes protocols for establishing mutual authentication between agents at the…
Installing IIS
Note: This application is not installed by default on managed servers. You can install it yourself using the following instructions. If you need support or more information, see the documentation for the application.
On the Start menu, select All Programs, and then…
On Windows machines, group policy can only be created and modified by the Systems Support staff. Send requests via email to systems-support@cornell.edu.
Note: Some settings can only be applied to the "User" and not to the entire machine. For example, Internet Explorer configuration or auto-…
The VM Control application provides access to a subset of virtual machine functions for customers of the Server Farm. These capabilities are restricted on a per-server basis to individuals listed as Area Managers or Delegates in SFInfo.
Typical usage scenarios involve power-cycling an otherwise…
To access the My Computers page from off-campus, while traveling or from home, use the Virtual Private Network (VPN).
To see the devices you have registered on the network, go to the My Computers page.
When you first connect a device to the network using your NetID, the device is registered to you and you receive an email confirming the registration. You may receive an unexpected registration notice if:
If Cornell receives a Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) notice for an IP address and/or a computer system registered to you, your account will be submitted to Network Quarantine, which restricts network access for the device identified in the DMCA notice.
Support for faculty and staff network services is provided by the IT Service Desk.
Staff and faculty work with their department-based network administrator or technical support provider (TSP) for network service requests and repairs.
Monthly and One-Time Charges
Standard network ports deliver network connectivity to a single workstation, local switch, printer, server, or other network device. For the per port monthly fee, CIT supplies the network equipment and is responsible for service to the jack. CIT personnel, in…
The current technical requirements for Zoom, along with recommendations for peripheral devices, are available on the Zoom website. If you have questions or need more information about your existing equipment or future purchases, contact the IT Service Desk.
Desktop Computers (Windows and Macintosh)
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The most likely explanation is that your system does not have encryption enabled. Cornell's Zoom service requires end-to-end encryption. Refer to the manual/instructions for your specific room audio-visual system for information on how to enable encryption.
Zoom can integrate with Slack. The email you use to administer your Slack team domain must be your NetID-based email. Please contact the IT Service Desk if you are interested in enabling this feature.
Use Zoom on a Chromebook Device
If you would like to use Zoom on a Chromebook device, install the Zoom Progressive Web Application (PWA). This iweb-based client provides an app-like experience, but with better performance and more options than a typical app.
There is no cost associated with using Zoom support. Chat and phone support are free, as are the training webinars and videos.
No. We have enabled end-to-end encryption for Cornell's Zoom deployment, and this disables in-meeting file transfer.
This is not part of the standard license, but can be requested by staff or faculty demonstrating a business need. See our Request Large Meeting, Webinar, or Premium Audio article.
This is not part of the standard license, but the feature to allow Zoom to call out to attendees can be requested by staff or faculty demonstrating a business need.
See Request Large Meeting, Webinar, or Premium Audio for more information.