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Don't Forget to Transition Your Files Before You Graduate
All the hard work you've done as part of your Notre Dame academic career needs to go with you as you take your next step. You need to begin taking steps to transfer your files stored in:
- Gmail & Google Drive
- Box Resources
- Other services including web pages, NetFile and AFS files
Just locate the files and other resources you want to keep from your Notre Dame account and transfer them to a personal account, such as your Notre Dame alumni account, within 60 days after you graduate. Your NetID will be deactivated after this time.…
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NetFile Storage Transition to Google Drive & Box Underway
The Office of Information Technologies (OIT) launched a campus-wide initiative to replace Notre Dame’s antiquated network file storage system, including NetFile, to more advanced systems that offer greater resilience and features.
The University’s teaching, learning and research initiatives continue to advance, and so has file storage requirements of students, faculty and staff including:…
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IT Maintenance Begins on 3-24-18
Beginning Saturday, March 24, at 6:00 a.m. through 6:00 p.m. (ET) Sunday, March 25, Office of Information Technologies (OIT) systems engineers will perform a variety of planned maintenance activities and upgrades.
Major IT services that will be UNAVAILABLE for some or all of the maintenance period includes:…
New Google Collaboration Tool: Team Drives
Google has introduced Team Drives, a new collaboration tool. It is designed to simplify managing shared files for department and project teams, clubs, groups, committees, etc.
Team Drives is located within Google Drive, and will display beneath your My Drive space in your Google Drive. Anyone who manages files for groups or teams can take advantage of these benefits:…
New Tap Card Readers on PrintND Printers
The Office of Information Technologies (OIT) completed a project to replace the swipe card readers on all PrintND printers with tap card readers. Any printer not part of the PrintND printing system is not affected.
These readers are similar to those used in the dining halls. The only card that will work with the tap card reader is the new ID card (Irish1Card). Your old ID card will no longer work at the printers, and in order to release your print job, you will need to touch the screen to login manually.…
IT Maintenance on 2-4-18
On Sunday, February 4 at 12:01 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. (ET), Office of Information Technologies (OIT) systems engineers will perform various maintenance activities and upgrades.
During this time, several Microsoft SQL server-based applications will be UNAVAILABLE including:
- OnBase (Enterprise Content Management) …
CAS & Two Step Login Page Changes on 1-7-18
Office of Information Technologies (OIT) system engineers will upgrade the Central Authentication Service (CAS) on Sunday, January 7, 2018 between 6:00 and 8:00 a.m.
During this timeframe, anyone trying to login to a service that requires single sign-on (including Gmail, Google, Box, ServiceNow, Sakai, etc.), may experience intermittent connectivity issues.…
Critical Patching for ND Servers Begins Thursday, January 11
Many IT services will be unavailable the evening of Thursday, January 11 so that system engineers can apply critical security patches.
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Self Help IT Tips While on Christmas Break
Like most University offices at this time of year, the Office of Information Technologies (OIT) will be closed for the Christmas and New Year holidays beginning Friday, December 22, 2017 through Monday, January 1, 2018.
If you do have a question or run into an issue during Christmas break, you’ll find information and solutions documented in the self-service ServiceNow knowledge base…
IT Security Alert: Fake LinkedIn Invitation
This morning or late yesterday, many people at Notre Dame received a LinkedIn connection invitation from someone impersonating our president, Fr. John Jenkins. Unfortunately, this LinkedIn account does not actually belong to our president, and instead, a scammer is using it to try to gain access to your personal information and login credentials.…
Notre Dame honored for innovative use of cloud-based solutions
In addition to the top overall award, the University was recognized for its use of the cloud for backup and disaster recovery.
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Tech tips for students and faculty to start the semester
Technology now helps us throughout our academic careers. The following tips and information will help you start the semester.
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Announcing the opening of the Rex and Alice A. Martin Media Center
It is my great privilege and honor to announce the opening of the Rex and Alice A. Martin Media Center for Notre Dame faculty and staff on September 5, 2017. The Martin Media Center is a game-changer for Notre Dame. The cutting edge audio-video production capabilities of this facility are at the head of the class in higher education and rival national network facilities. As a campus community, we owe a great debt of gratitude to Rex and Alice Martin for their extraordinary generosity in making this state-of-the-art center a reality. …
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IT Security Alert: Update on Latest Global Ransomware Threat
Many news agencies continue to report on the latest global ransomware threat that has affected corporations and institutions in the United States.
Ransomware is a type of security threat that holds your files hostage until you pay money. This serious threat is known as Petya, and it is very similar to the WannaCry threat that was publicized in May. Most computers at Notre Dame are already protected from both Petya and WannaCry. …
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ND Ranks in Computerworld 2017 Best Places to Work
The University of Notre Dame ranks 11th among large organizations in the Computerworld 2017 Best Places to Work in IT list. This is the fifth year in a row that Notre Dame has ranked among the top 100 organizations that provide challenging work for information technology employees while providing great benefits and compensation.
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5 Steps to Getting Started for New Faculty
Are you a new faculty member at Notre Dame? Welcome! The OIT is here to help you with your technology needs throughout your career at Notre Dame. Here are five steps we recommend for getting started:
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Set Up Your NetID and Password
Your University NetID is the key to most technology resources on campus, including email, campus networks, shared file systems, Sakai, and our campus portal, insideND. To set up your NetID and password, visit the NetID activation page …
Setup a second two step login device to avoid getting stuck
A second two step device can help make sure you don't get stuck when you try to login when your primary device is not available.
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Don't lose your files when you graduate!
Follow these steps to take your email and files with you as you take your next step after graduating from Notre Dame.