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- NetID Claim Instructions
- Duo 2FA (Multi-Factor Authentication)
- Duo enables secure authentication to University systems when accessed off campus. ITS recommends installing Duo 2FA on your mobile device(s).
- Wireless Network Registration
- When working on campus, connect your device(s) to the FacStaff-S WiFi network.
- Get Support
- Contact the ITS Help Desk
- Schedule an Appointment
- ITSKB
- Academic Computing Resources (curated resources for teaching and learning)
Applications and Tools for Success
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- Bookmarks - Please consider saving your bookmarks from your browser (Chrome, Firefox, IE, Edge, Safari) so that you'll have them available when working from a home computer. How to save bookmarks
- Contacts/Outlook Autocomplete - If you rely upon Outlook Autocomplete to populate email addresses to non-University recipients, consider saving critical contacts to your Outlook Contacts. Alternatively, you can often search your "sent" items folder to find contacts you've corresponded with in the past.
- Stored Passwords - Do you often save passwords in your browser? If you plan to work from a home computer, these passwords may not be available to you on another device. Consider using a password keeper or another secure method to help you remember passwords.
- Data Security - Please refrain from emailing files with confidential data when collaborating remotely with colleagues. Use shared Dropbox folders to keep data secure.
- Mailbox limits - Working remotely could lead to an increase in email usage. If your mailbox is close to the limit, it's likely a good time to do some email archiving. How to cleanup your mailbox
- My.Fairfield – The University portal, my.fairfield.edu is a good starting point for links to many University resources. If you can’t find a URL or can’t remember how to access a system, search my.fairfield.edu first.