[Exchange] Outlook 2010 Configuration
Description: 1. Open Outlook 2010. NOTE: If your computer is on the AD domain and you have already signed in, when you open Outlook, your account should be automatically configured. 2. If your computer is not on the domain and this is your first time opening the program, you will initially see a screen that prompts [...]
» Subjects: Email, Exchange » Tags: Campus Exchange, configuration, email, outlook

Free Tech Resources
Description: This PDF linked describes IT resources at UNC-Chapel Hill that are free for students to use.  This information was originally composed by Student Government as a service for students by students. Free Tech Resources
» Subjects: Antivirus, Computer Labs, HeelMail, Microsoft, Printing, Software, Support, Virtual Lab

FERPA Training
Description: If you are looking for information about FERPA training please visit the Registrar Training site.
» Subjects: Administrative, ConnectCarolina

Microsoft Security Essentials Client Overview
Description: The Microsoft Security Essentials (MSE) is the current recommended Antivirus/Malware application for personally-owned computers.  This application is a Non-Managed client, below is an overview of the client.  The University recommends Microsoft System Endpoint Protection for university-owned computers please visit Microsoft System Center Endpoint Protection for more information. General Overview The Microsoft Security Essentials has four [...]
» Subjects: Antivirus, Endpoint Protection, Malware, Microsoft, Security, Software » Tags: antivirus, spyware, virus

Microsoft System Center Endpoint Protection Client Overview
Description: The Microsoft System Center Endpoint Protection (SCEP) is the current recommended Antivirus/Malware application for university-owned computers.  This application allows for Managed and Non-Managed client, below is an overview of the clients for Windows and Mac.  The University recommends Microsoft Security Essentials for personal Windows based computers please visit Installing Microsoft Security Essentials for more information. [...]
» Subjects: Antivirus, Endpoint Protection, Malware, Microsoft, Security, Software

Remedy Mobile RFS
Description: This document explains the system requirements, features and functionality available in Remedy Mobile RFS. This is a "lite" version of the Remedy Request-for-Service (RFS) application that is designed for use with phones and other mobile devices.
» Subjects: Remedy

Installing Microsoft Security Essentials
Description: The University is recommending to install Microsoft Security Essentials on any personal computer used by Faculty, Staff, or Students.  Please follow the instructions below to install Microsoft Security Essentials. You will need to uninstall Symantec Anti-virus before you can install Microsoft Security Essentials.  Please visit Migration from Symantec to Microsoft Antivirus for more information. If [...]
» Subjects: Antivirus, Endpoint Protection, Malware, Microsoft, Security, Software

Migration from Symantec to Microsoft Antivirus
Description:  Effective August 1, 2013, the UNC-Chapel Hill for any antivirus software licensed by Symantec will expire. Symantec will be replaced with antivirus software by Microsoft.  Please see What is the University’s recommended Antivirus software? for more information.  All Symantec-branded antivirus software, including SEP11, SAV10 or older, must be removed from all university-owned or -managed devices. In [...]
» Subjects: Antivirus, Endpoint Protection, Malware, Microsoft, Security, Software

Installing Microsoft System Center Endpoint Protection Non-Managed Client
Description: The University is transitioning from the Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP).  The Microsoft System Center Endpoint Protection (SCEP) is the current recommended Antivirus/Malware application for University computers.  This application allows for Managed and Non-Managed client.  If you need uninstall Symantec Endpoint protection please visit Migration from Symantec to Microsoft Antivirus.  The University recommends Microsoft Security Essentials for [...]
» Subjects: Antivirus, Endpoint Protection, Malware, Microsoft, Security, Software

Microsoft System Center EndPoint Protection
Description: The University is transitioning from the Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP).  The Microsoft System Center Endpoint Protection (SCEP) is the current recommended Antivirus/Malware application for university-owned computers.  This application allows for Managed and Non-Managed client.  For an overview of the client please visit Microsoft System Center Endpoint Protection Overview document.  The University recommends Microsoft Security Essentials [...]
» Subjects: Antivirus, Endpoint Protection, Malware, Microsoft, Security, Software