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When logging in to your Cornell G Suite account, you will use CUWebLogin (not Google Sign-In) with your NetID@cornell.edu address and password.
The ProblemThe CrashPlan app sends me through the two-step login process every time I open it, even if I recently checked Remember this device for 24 hours.The ExplanationWe apologize for the inconvenience, but this is out of our control, as it is the result of interactions between products…
These instructions are for computers using Certified Desktop.
In order to support collaboration with Cornell students and colleagues at other institutions, Google Workspace (formerly G Suite) accounts - which include Google's email, calendar, and collaboration services - are available for faculty and staff. Activating a Google Workspace account…
To Forward From Office 365 To Cornell Google WorkspaceLog in to Outlook on the web.In the red, Cornell-themed toolbar, click the Settings (gear) icon.In the right column, click Mail (it may already be selected).In the center column, click Forwarding.Click Enable Forwarding.Under Forward my email to…
This feature is particularly useful when you need to connect over a slower network and don't want CrashPlan to monopolize your throughput.You may want to set CrashPlan to exclude certain wireless networks when backing up. For example, you may want to use only the most secure network, or…
This information is relevant to you if you see this message when you log in at gsuite.cornell.edu:
Review Internal and External Documents in SiteImproveStart Siteimprove.Select Quality Assurance.Select Inventory.Select Documents.Locate the type of documents you want to review, such as PDF, Word, etc.For internal documents hosted on your website, select the number under Internal.For linked …
A long list of folders and files can make it difficult to find what you’re looking for. Here are some strategies to help you get organized.
Dialing In to the H.323/SIP Room ConnectorOn an H.323 DeviceDial using one of the following:IP Address only, then enter meeting ID on the welcome screenIP Address##Meeting ID, for example: 192.168.3.142##213746932MeetingID@IP Address, for example: 2139746932@192.168.3.142 [Some Cisco/Tandberg…
If you feel that CrashPlan’s default settings for what is being backed up or how much of your computer’s resources are being used by the backup process, please contact your local IT Service Group. They can help you adjust these settings to better suit your needs.
Your CrashPlan backups are encrypted both during transmission and in storage in the cloud.For more information, see Encryption and Decryption in CrashPlan.
Microsoft 365 Applications and Mobile AppsBecause Microsoft 365 uses Microsoft Azure authentication, you should rarely need to additionally authenticate with Two-Step Login when launching a Microsoft app on your computer or mobile device.
If you are connecting to Zoom through your computer, you do not need this information.
When using the CrashPlan app to download multiple files and/or folders from your CrashPlan archive, you have the opportunity to customize a few options. The CrashPlan app suggests default settings for downloading your files. You can change these settings before downloading…
Download a Single FileOpen CrashPlan.Click Restore Files, then select the desired device archive from the list that appears.
Having a Cornell NetID does not, in and of itself, give you access to information or services. It simply serves as an identifier that can be used to authorize your access to services you are entitled to use.
The funding model for Voice & Data has recently changed. Beginning in FY22, basic service for both Voice & Data are considered common utilities and are therefore covered by the Cost Allocation Model (CAM).
The links to most documents on this page are password-protected. If you think you should have access, contact cit-av@cornell.edu.Cornell’s audio-visual standards are a set of documents, underlying services, and processes that allow colleges, units, and construction projects to produce…
Your Email AddressWhen you join the university, you will receive a NetID. Your email address will then be: (YourNetID)@cornell.edu. For example, Clarence Darrow receives the NetID cd404.