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What
responsibilities do I have?
As an employee, you are responsible for using technology resources in an
appropriate way and for keeping Union's information and resources secure.
Please review www.uu.edu/computing/employeeuse.htm. Our acceptable-use
policy can be found at www.uu.edu/computing/aup.htm.
What does
"logging in" mean?
Proper login to the university network is, in essence, identifying yourself to the university-wide computer system.
Why do you need to
log in?
The university username and password (the information you are
asked for when the computer starts up...sometimes referred to as the Microsoft
login) are required before any of the following services will be available on
campus:
- printing
to a networked laser printer (Windows users only)
- e-mail
- use
of the campus network drives
Important! If you cannot access one or more of
these services, please try restarting the computer and logging into the
network again.
How do you log in and
log out?
Please refer to the
Welcome letter you should have received from Computing Services. This letter
contains your username and password. If you did not receive
this letter, contact the Employee
Helpdesk at x3300
or 731-661-5525 (Jackson campus) or Tabitha
Washburn at 901-759-0029
x126
(Germantown campus).
What
resources do I have when I log in?
You will have access to various
network drives, which are backed up centrally each night. G: is your personal
file storage space. T: connects you to others in your department. I: connects
you to all other employees. Students do not have access to any of these
drives.
In addition, you will also
have access to university-provided e-mail.
Files, e-mail and other resources
are available through web sites listed below:
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