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Specialized / solution specific VPN solutions such as Administrative Access VPN, point-to-point and limited access VPNs. Not to be confused with the more commonly utilized UOVPN service.

Support for large and medium format printing and vinyl cutting.

Banner is the software used by UO employees to conduct the university's business, which includes processes involving student information, human resources, finance, budgets, accounts receivable, payroll, and financial aid.

Account setup for business applications like Banner, AppWorx, DuckDocs, etc.

Request a password reset for the following business application accounts: AppWorx Test, Singularity, Singularity Test, Data Warehouse, Data Warehouse Test

Information Services supports cable television services for public spaces in undergraduate residence halls and facilitates delivery of cable television services for other campus entities on a case-by-case basis.

This form should be used to submit requests to the Information Services Technology Access and Support staff.

Provides software support for classes that are traditionally supported by a physical computer lab.

Request support with Canvas and Instructional Design. Some of the areas of support are: Canvas tools, setting up a Canvas course site, help with instructional design.

CAS Faculty and Staff use this service to complete the CAS Computer Replacement Program (CCRP) Order Form.

Technology purchasing assistance for Employees of the College of Arts and Sciences, and units supported by College of Arts and Science Information Technology (CASIT) services.

Caterease is the catering booking software for University Conference & Catering Services.

Cellular phone service is provided by various individual departments on campus.

IS Classroom Technology lends equipment and provides services to UO faculty, staff and students for purposes directly related to University of Oregon courses.

IS Classroom Technology provides classroom design and equipment distribution services to support the instructional technology needs of the university community.

For support issues pertaining to technology within classrooms managed directly by academic units.

This service has been merged with the Office/Departmental Printing Support, click to request help.

The College of Design offers copy/scanning/printing from a select group for Xerox copiers located in our facilities for faculty, staff, and GEs.

The College of Design Technology Services provides technology purchasing assistance to all faculty and staff within the College, as well as outlying research groups and institutes. We also offer guidance to College of Design students for purchasing technology equipment per their program.

College of Design Technology Services (DesignTech) offers network file storage for academic courses free of charge. Course folders are available on a term by term basis.

For instructors requesting a new folder, please provide your Class Number and the appropriate CRN information below.

For students requesting access, please provide your class number and instructor name.

The College of Design schedules and manages six instructional labs and two open labs for the college in various buildings across campus.

The College of Design schedules and manages six instructional labs and two open labs for the college in various buildings across campus.

The College of Design will offer access to certain software applications during the Spring Term of 2020. Applications may include Rhino\VRay and Multiframe.

Compass is the environmental control system for residence halls

Allows for the use of several types of conference calling services including use of the UO phone system telephones to make conference calls and reserving toll free conference lines.

CrashPlan is an unlimited, online data protection and backup service.

This service has been merged with the Desktops & Devices Support service, click to request help.

This service allows users to request personnel access or removal of personnel access to the following data centers: Allen Hall, Oregon Hall, and/or Computing Center.

This services is for public tenants not affiliated with the Univeristy of Oregon who have equipment in one of the data centers located on campus.

Coordinating fire alarm testing, electrical work, and more with the data center operations team.

Colocation allows you to place a new or existing server in an Information Services data center. UO departments may be allocated rack space in Allen Hall Data Center, or request help with an existing colocated server. IS staff may request help with equipment in Oregon Hall or Computing Center data center.

DeArmond MakerSpace in the Allan Price Science Commons provides experintial learning space for creating materials, by example with 3D printing, laser cutting, or stitching.

This service allows your supported IT department or Technology Service Desk to be notified of any issue relating to operational use of employee devices like computers, laptops or other devices.

This service has been merged with the Technology Trading Request service, click to request help.

Use this service to request support for digital and electronic signature services

Domain Name Services allows users to request a custom domain name or request changes to an existing domain name.

Dropbox is a cloud storage service that allows users to move their files to the cloud and access them at a later time from multiple devices.

If you are having troubles claiming your Duck ID or encountered an error during the claim process

Your Duck ID is the first part of your UO email address before the @ sign. You use your Duck ID and associated password to log in to many services at UO, including e-mail, wireless, and Canvas.

If you are unable to use the self-recovery options, or visit the Technology Service Desk, complete the form on this page for assistance.
If you need a password for a department or role account, visit: https://service.uoregon.edu/TDClient/2030/Porta...

DuckDocs is a document management system that provides an electronic alternative to paper-based process.

Use this service to request support for the DuckDocs – OnBase enterprise content management system.

This service has been merged with the DuckWeb Support service, click to request help.

DuckWeb is the University of Oregon’s online information system for students, faculty, and staff.

Eatec is a software application for foodservice procurement, inventory, forecasting, and recipe management.

For assistance with Webmail, Exchange, & UOmail email and calendar issues.

Email lists are a simple way to use and manage communications with groups of people via email.

EMS is an enterprise solution for managing and coordinating space and resource assignments for academic classes and university events.

Use this service for technical assistance with EMU building systems. This includes support for building maintenance and monitoring systems as well as access and specialty systems

The Information Services Enterprise Systems Team provides systems administration for Linux and Windows enterprise systems, both physical and virtual.

Use this service for technical assistance with eSports specialized systems and infrastructure

Use this service to request support for EventPro

This service has been merged with the Email & Calendar Help service, click to request help.

Assistance with or access to departmental file shares.

Use this service to request new, or modify, firewall rules; or to modify administrative firewall access rules

The digital signage service creates a campus-wide network of digital signage and interactive displays.

This service is no longer active, see the "Virtual Desktop Support" service.

University Housing supports audio visual equipment in many residence halls.

If you are a prospective student, parent, alumni, vendor, etc. and have a technology related question, click here to open a ticket for IT support.

Contact the Information Security Office to report spam, abuse, data exposure along with requesting IP Blocking, DNS Blocking, and other information security consulting services.

Use this service to request an exemption to standards published by the Information System Security Office (ISO).

Integrated Data and Reporting (IDR) consists of a data warehouse and a data reporting and analysis tool (Cognos Analytics).

Request to block a specific IP address in certain parts of the campus network.

Help with selecting and implementing technology solutions and services.

KeyWatcher is the key management system used by various departments on campus

Kronos is the time and attendance application. It provides time clocks, and the ability to clock in and out in a variety of ways, as well as payroll and hours reports.

Use this service to request support with the Little Green Button security software used by the Career Center.

Reporting and recovery assistance with lost or stolen devices (phones, laptops, and other devices)

Records management system for student conduct and care records.

McAfee antivirus is software that automatically runs on your computer to protect against viruses, malware, and other threats.

Micros is the point of sale system utilized by University Housing and Dining Services, Athletics and other campus departments.

Microsoft Office 365 provides access to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, and more for Macs, Windows PCs, and mobile devices (iOS, Android, and Windows), as well as online via web browsers for University students and employees.

Microsoft Teams is a communication and collaboration service that is part of Microsoft Office 365.

Traveling? Rent a wireless cell router to ensure connectivity while on the road. MiFi is a mobile wireless hotspot that will provide internet or network access for up to 15 WiFi-enabled devices.

MPulse is the CMMS (computerized maintenance management system) software to manage work for University Housing Facilites staff

Student Success Collaborative (SSC) "Guide - College Simplified" is a mobile app that helps students navigate their college career and stay on track by getting important reminders and timely tips.

On-campus vendors, retailers, and other contracted entities can use this form to request new network and/or phone services or changes to existing network and/or phone services.

Request network and/or phone services for short-term events, such as: athletic events, sports and stadium venue temporary network connections, constructions projects, concerts, or other temporary events.

For assistance with printer or printing issues in your department or campus office, please request assistance using this service.

Microsoft OneDrive provides cloud storage for University students and employees. By default, all users are provisioned 1TB of storage. An administrator can increase storage up to 25TB. Select the "Increase Storage Quota" checkbox to request additional storage.

The Technology Service Desk offers very basic troubleshooting services for personal printers.

This service has been merged with the Desktops & Devices Support service, click to request help.

Phone bridging for Microsoft Teams and Skype for Business is a service add-on that enables users to create Microsoft Teams and Skype for Business meetings with an automatically-populated phone number, which allows attendees to call into the meeting with a phone rather than joining over the network.

Qualtrics is a flexible and robust online survey service that is designed to balance simplicity and professionalism.

Facility management systems and membership management tool support for Physical Education and Recreation

Use this form to report a service outage.

Use this service to report email phishing messages or inquire about the validity of email messages.

Use this service to report Suspected Identity Theft (Red Flag).

Role/Department accounts provide business continuity for University programs by allowing a single Duck ID account to be used by multiple people with the same function.

Request Tracker, or RT, is an issue tracking system used for help desk ticketing.

SAIT supported staff can request a new device be setup, an existing device be reassigned or reconfigured or items moved to a new location.

Users supported by SAIT (Division of Student Life IT) or Housing IT should fill out this form to request access for new employees. This form can be used for all new employees, including classified staff, officers of administration, faculty, or student employees.

Remove access to SAIT-managed resources for departing employees.

SAIT has a small number of laptops and other devices available for checkout to SAIT-supported UO Employees.

Information on desktop, laptop, tablet, printer or other equipment purchasing through SAIT.

For users supported by SAIT, we provide a remote desktop service for secure access to your files and applications while off-campus.

Scanning Services performs optical mark scanning of Scantron exam forms.

Site-licensed software refers to any adopted software program that has proven itself over time and has a large enough following to warrant adoption for the entire campus.

Skype for Business is a collaboration service that offers videoconferencing, online meetings, instant messaging, audio calls, presence, whiteboards, polling, screen sharing, and more.

For assistance with installing, updating or troubleshooting software issues on department-supported / UO-owned computers.

This service has been merged with the Technology Trading Request service, click to request help.

Secunia provides for an automated software inventory of patching levels for managed workstations.

Request training for studio/control room, social media analytics, production equipment, immersive media equipment.

SOJC IT provides this central purchasing service for all Technology purchases such as: computers (laptops and desktops), tablets, printers, scanners, computing accessories, and multimedia production equipment such as video cameras, tripods, and audio recorders.

School of Journalism offers a variety of digital tools for short term checkout to all SOJC students, staff and faculty for use in producing their journalism projects.

Use this service to checkout Immersive equipment and consultation with instructors and account administrators.

Proofpoint evaluates incoming e-mail messages to determine if they are spam (unsolicited e-mail).

Sponsored accounts can be obtained to provide computing services to individuals who are not formally affiliated with the University but are involved in university related activities.

Information Services, via the InCommon Certificate Service, provides unlimited organization validation (OV) SSL/TLS certificates to UO schools, colleges, departments, institutes and programs.

Static IP addresses are commonly used for servers, network appliances, and similar devices.

Use this service for technical assistance with Student Life Attendance Systems and specialty attendance equipment.

If you are a current faculty, staff, or student with the University of Oregon and have a technology related question or need technical support, use this service to submit a general help ticket.

College of Design Technology Services offers video conferencing between Eugene and Portland via our Tandberg device in rooms that are not covered centrally by the IS Classroom Technology

A limited number of webcams and Chromebooks are available for checkout to University of Oregon students to facilitate remote education.

To assist the campus community to engage effectively with software or device technology training, there is a variety of training options technology used on campus, including in-person classes and web-based courses.

This service provides telephones, voicemail, and local and long distance calling for employees and, upon request, for UO students living in university residence halls.

Use this service for technical assistance with the University Testing Center administration systems and affiliated infrastructure.

Use this service for technical assistance with UO Ticket Office systems and specialized printing infrastructure

Software used by the Counseling and Testing Center.

Two-step login provides a second layer of security to any type of login, requiring extra information or a physical device in addition to the user's password.

Use this service request to associate your Duo token to your account.

Two-way radio service is available for UO business-use by departments including long-term rental and short-term rental for campus events.

Use this service for technical assistance with UCC Clinic systems/applications.

The UO Degree Guide assists students in course planning and degree tracking. Students can view progress toward a declared major, update their degree guide, and more.

The UO Directory allows visitors to the UO website to search for and find contact information for UO faculty, staff, and some students.

Use this service for technical assistance with UO Card ID production systems and associated management systems

If you are a current faculty, staff, or student in the University of Oregon Portland and have a technology related question or need technical support from Portland IT.

Connect to UO's network from anywhere in the world as if you are on the University of Oregon campus.

IS managed storage services for UO community members

Host your application or service on servers housed on campus. For efficiency and scalability, Information Services offers virtual machine (VM) hosting services.

USS provides purchasing services to UO departments, programs, and institutes for the purpose of procuring computer and other IT equipment for use by their faculty, staff, & students.

This service has been merged with the Zoom and Microsoft Teams services, click to request help.

The IS Media Services Team offers professional video production, streaming, and video conferencing services to the University of Oregon community, state agencies, and non-profit organizations.

Virtual Desktop Support provides access to a virtual computing environment that allows students, staff, and faculty to run applications that require remote computing,

A service for staff, faculty, and student/graduate employees who maintain websites or other technologies to get guidance on if services are accessible or how to make an existing service more accessible.

The web development and hosting service can assist the UO community with creating and administering a dynamic, secure, and recognizable web presence.

WEPA is a cloud-based printing service for students, faculty, staff, and the public.

Connect to UOnet and the Internet wirelessly with your phone, tablet, laptop, or desktop computer.

Includes network jack activations and moves; troubleshooting existing wired network connections; installation of new phone/network wiring.

Zoom is a cloud-based service that allows for easy videoconferencing, online meetings, audio calls, and group messaging.