iOS
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When adding a Cornell.edu exchange account on your iOS device, you see the following warning:
Explanation
The native iOS apps for Calendar and Mail use the Microsoft Active Sync Protocol for communications, which includes the capability to lock or wipe a phone...Read more
I can no longer check my email after opting in to Two-Step Login for Office 365.
ExplanationAfter opting in, you must use Outlook or a current version of Apple’s iOS or macOS Mail app to access your email account. No other software will work.
Aside from...Read more
For Office 365 applications installed on your computer, phone, or tablet, and for current versions of Apple's Mail and Calendar applications in iOS and macOS, you will be prompted to authenticate with Two-Step Login about every 60 to 90 days...Read more
We recognize...Read more
Zoom is provided free of charge for current faculty, staff, students, and affiliates at all Cornell campuses. You automatically have a Cornell Zoom account. Just install the software and you'll be ready to go.
Attendees of Zoom...Read more
When prompted, enter: Username : Your NetID@cornell.edu, for example pqs665@cornell.edu. Password : Your...Read more
iPhones, iPads, and iTouch devices have a built-in process to make sure you only connect to trusted networks.
You will only have to do this once. After the first time, the network certificate will always be trusted, unless
our Wi-Fi team changes the cert key or...Read more