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- Knowledge Base
- Network, Wireless & Remote Access
- Wireless Connection (Wi-Fi)
- Knowledge Base
- NetIDs & Duo
- Duo
Duo adds an additional layer of security when you sign in to a TU system by requiring the use of a second device such as a smartphone or landline. Various ways to authenticate using these devices include Duo Push or Passcode.
- Knowledge Base
- Email, Collaboration, Phones & eFax
- Outlook
Outlook Web App (
http://outlook.towson.edu) can be used to open a maildrop (group mailbox) or another person's shared mailbox or folder (like a calendar). If you are looking for general directions on requesting or using a maildrop, please see Knowledge Base 140805: Requesting and Using a Maildrop. When Outlook is available, it's still preferred to use Outlook to open the maildrop -- the linked article contains instructions.
- Knowledge Base
- NetIDs & Duo
- Your NetID Login
[Students, Faculty and Staff] As a new member of the TU community, you must activate your TU NetID account once to gain access to university resources. This article describes the activation process.
- Knowledge Base
- Hardware Devices & Printing
- Short Term Loaner Laptops
[Students, Faculty and Staff] Students looking to borrow (or "rent") a laptop computer may contact OTS Student Computing Services (SCS) or the Student Government Association (SGA) depending on their circumstances. SCS has Chromebook computers to circulate as stop-gaps for students who need time (up to 4 weeks) to repair or replace their own personal laptops. SGA has Chromebooks students in need may borrow for longer periods (1-2 terms).
- Knowledge Base
- Teaching, Learning, Classrooms & Conference Rooms
- Other
[Students, Faculty and Staff] Frequently asked questions cover linking your LinkedIn profile to your TU LinkedIn Learning account.
- Knowledge Base
- Email, Collaboration, Phones & eFax
- Web Conferencing Tools
- Webex
[Students, Faculty and Staff] Guide for Webex messaging, meeting and settings
- Knowledge Base
- Software & Applications
- Desktop Computer Software
[Students, Faculty and Staff] Saving files on Apple Mac computers look different than saving on a windows computer. Learn to save a file and find a previously saved file.
- Knowledge Base
- Web Content & Publishing
- WordPress
[Students, Faculty & Staff] This WordPress article will entail background information and steps.
- Knowledge Base
- Network, Wireless & Remote Access
- Wireless Connection (Wi-Fi)
[Students, Faculty & Staff] Configure your iOS device to connect to tu-secure, the wireless network that provides the most secure and stable connection and access to your H: drive and other secured resources.
- Knowledge Base
- Network, Wireless & Remote Access
- Wireless Connection (Wi-Fi)
[Students, Faculty and Staff] Configure your Mac computer (running MacOS 11 Big Sur or higher) to connect with tu-secure. A tu-secure connection provides the most secure and stable wireless access to the TU network and must be used to access your H: and O: drives.
- Knowledge Base
- Network, Wireless & Remote Access
- Remote Desktop
[Students, Faculty and Staff] Learn from the answers to frequently asked questions about Virtual Workspace (VW) and Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD), including how to log in, where to save files, how to map drives, how to print, how to connect USB devices and how to copy and paste.
- Knowledge Base
- Software & Applications
- Desktop Computer Software
[Faculty & Staff] The Temporary Computer Administrator Rights (TCAR) tool allows faculty and staff to grant temporary administrator access to a workstation for up to 3 hours. You may give permission to yourself or an alternate NetID (such as a student employee or graduate assistant) to download or install software and run a program that needs administrative rights.
- Knowledge Base
- NetIDs & Duo
- Your NetID Login
[Faculty and Staff] This article helps with Requesting Student Employee Access to PeopleSoft HCM, Towson Online Services or Stratus Financials and Student Employee Access to Other Systems.
- Knowledge Base
- NetIDs & Duo
- Your NetID Login
- Manage Your NetID Password
To comply with U.S. regulations, Duo blocks authentications from users whose IP address originates in a country or region subject to economic and trade sanctions enforced by the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control.