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Looking for more information on popular IT@Cornell services? This list is updated regularly to reflect the topics Cornell users are most interested in learning more about.Read more

A project has begun to make the IT@Cornell website easier and better to use, more accessible, and provide the benefits of updated web framework technology.

About the IT@Cornell Website

IT@Cornell averages more than 350 thousand visits per month on average and contains more than three...Read more

The Desktop Engineering subsite is a work in progress. Stay tuned. Get Help with Technology Issues and Requests

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Apps on Demand Certified Desktop Reporting Configuration Manager Intune Jamf...Read more

The Infrastructure Monitoring service is for IT staff who want to track the performance of IT infrastructure, including servers, network equipment, and other devices. It supports both on-premises or public cloud environments such as Amazon Web Services ( AWS ), Azure, and Google Cloud Platform...Read more

TeamDynamix is Cornell's IT service management and ticketing tool that:

 Provides a self-service experience via web portals and web forms for Cornell and non-Cornell users.

Provides a simple, streamlined user interface for all users, including end-users and technicians....Read more

Cornell University expects all stewards and custodians of information technology (IT) systems and services to develop, manage, and use those systems and services in a manner consistent with the university's requirements for data security, data confidentiality, and business continuity. In...Read more

In conjunction with Amazon Web Services (AWS), the CIT Cloudification team offers no-cost SSL/TLS server certificates through the Amazon Web Services Certificate Manager (ACM) service.

Certificates issued through ACM can be used only in...Read more

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