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Alumni are not included in the Cornell Zoom license. But they can join meetings and webinars.
For more details about how access to IT services changes depending on your status and role at Cornell, refer to IT Services Available with Your Role at Cornell.
About This PageThe tables below detail which services are available to Cornell community members depending on their roles with the university. Current faculty, staff, and students generally have access to most Cornell services.
We recommend that you use Microsoft's Outlook App for Android or Win Mobile rather than the native app. See Microsoft's Outlook App for Android Mobile support page or Microsoft's Win Mobile App support page for download and setup instructions.
We recommend that you use Microsoft's Outlook App for iOS rather than iOS's native app. See Microsoft's Outlook App for iOS Mobile support page for download and setup instructions.
What is spam?Messages classified as unsafe (viruses and malware) are not delivered, period.Messages classified as spam are placed in your account’s Microsoft 365 Junk Email folder. For students, this means the spam never gets as far as your Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace Inbox.
During Your Time as a PostdocYou have the same access to email and calendar resources as staff. Postdocs Who Have Left the UniversityOnce you depart:
We recommend against forwarding your Cornell email to an external address.But we recognize that some people really want to. Here's how to set up your Google Workspace (formerly G Suite) account to forward all your email to another, non-Cornell address.
When logging in to your Cornell G Suite account, you will use CUWebLogin (not Google Sign-In) with your NetID@cornell.edu address and password.
Having a Cornell NetID does not, in and of itself, give you access to information or services. It simply serves as an identifier that can be used to authorize your access to services you are entitled to use.
The new IT@Cornell website improves IT support staff's access to knowledge, is more accessible, and provides the benefits of updated web framework technology.
IT@Cornell averages more than 350 thousand visits per month on average and contains more than three thousand knowledge, news, and…
Upon graduation, storage for Cornell Google accounts is reduced to 5 GB. Alumni must keep their accounts under 5 GB to keep using their Cornell email address and associated Google services. Alumni accounts over 5 GB and all their contents are deleted and the contents cannot be retrieved.Cornell…
Domain name system (DNS) servers maintain a list of IP addresses and corresponding names for all the servers on the Internet. Your computer has to be able to connect to a DNS server in order for you to be able to use the Internet.
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is a TCP/IP standard…
Cornell's IT Communication and Documentation team is responsible for the website and for maintaining the information and can be reached through the Comments? box at the bottom of most pages.
Getting OnlineJoin Cornell's Wi-Fi visitor networkGetting AroundAlumni Affairs - ServicesAlumni Directory (CornellConnect)Find Buildings and Locations on campusElectronic Directory
Cornell Students, Faculty, Staff, and AffiliatesUse Eduroam for secure wi-fi connection on campus. (You must use eduroam to comply with Policy 5.10, Information Security.)
Identity and Access Management is provided through a suite of mission-critical services, which support secure access to Cornell's IT services and systems. Implementing a set of tools, policies, and practices to manage authentication helps safeguard university data and ensures that only authorized…
On Tuesday, April 28, CIT planned to implement an updated, more secure version of Duo multi-factor authentication (MFA) for Microsoft applications on desktop and the web. This change will be re-implemented at a later date.
CUWebLogin allows you to access restricted web pages.
The IT Service Desk can answer your questions about Cornell's IT services, help you troubleshoot, report issues that you're seeing, and more.Think a service might be broken? Check the IT Alerts page.