Software

How do I disable IPv6 on Mac OS X?
Description: The University has noticed that some Apple computers have experienced issues connecting reliably to the UNC wireless network.  Turning off the IPv6 protocol may reduce the occurrence of these issues.  To do so please follow the instructions based on your version of Mac OS X.  Mac OS X (10.5.x and 10.6.x) Mac OS X (10.7.x [...]
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Microsoft IT Academy
Description: What is Microsoft IT Academy? IT Academy is an e-learning tool by Microsoft providing instruction on a wide range of Microsoft technologies.  This service is available free of charge to UNC-Chapel Hill faculty, staff, and students.    How do I get started with Microsoft IT Academy? The main IT Academy page for UNC can be [...]
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What is the University’s recommended anti-virus software?
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 [...]
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Package Space Applications – httpd
Description: Overview This package contains the Apache HTTP web server. Installation  Follow these steps to load the httpd package to a local machine: Go to the Package Space Local Downloads page and click on the httpd link. Click on the link of the httpd version you wish to download. Follow the installation instructions on the download [...]
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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 [...]
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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. [...]
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Package Space Applications – bind
Description: Overview bind Domain Name Service software (DNS). Fully compliant with published DNS standards. Installation You can run bind in one of two ways: locally or out of AFS Space: Running locally  Follow these steps to load the bind package to a local machine: Go to the Package Space Local Downloads page and click on the [...]
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Package Space Applications – oracle
Description: Overview This package contains the Oracle database client and libraries. Installation You can run oracle in one of two ways: locally or out of AFS Space: Running locally  Follow these steps to load the oracle package to a local machine: Go to the Package Space Local Downloads page and click on the oracle link. Click [...]
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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 [...]
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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 [...]
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