Our frontline source for reporting up-to-date information about central systems is the IT Systems Status site.  Continue reading →

As with any technology, the University’s web servers and supporting resources evolve over time, offering more sophisticated features and better performance. Continue reading →

We designed the IT All Staff Conference with our IT community in mind; we wanted to create an environment conducive to networking and a forum where IT staff could share their accomplishments.  Continue reading →

Computers ordered today through the HuskyPC program ship with Windows 7 (Win7) as the installed operating system. Continue reading →

The Schrödinger Suite is chemical simulation software with applications in pharmaceutical and biotechnology research. Continue reading →

Drive mapping is the process whereby a network resource (Enterprise File Services, EFS) is located and assigned for access as drive Q: on the local machine.  Continue reading →

NetID password recovery options are secret questions/answers or alternate contact information associated with an account and are used by individuals to reset forgotten passwords using the self-service feature on netid.uconn.edu. Continue reading →

The MathWorks MATLAB software product integrates computation, visualization, and programming and is widely used at the University.  Continue reading →

An electronic signature, or e-signature, is a legally binding digital mechanism that unambiguously indicates that a person acknowledges and adopts the contents of a message.  Continue reading →

ITS would historically reap student email accounts approximately six months after graduation.  Continue reading →