Popular Services
Connect to your desktop or the university network from off campus
The university is current using Cisco VoIP phones. The Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology allows the user to make voice calls over broadband internet, rather than through a traditional, analog connection. VoIP phone can look just like a traditional office desk phone.
Hard wired connections to the university network
Google Mail is the preferred email system at Stony Brook University for faculty, staff, and students on West Campus, Southampton, Manhattan, and select departments within the Health Sciences Center. Google Calendar is the calendar feature offered with Google Apps for Education. It allows users to easily create, share, edit, and delete meeting invitations, calendar events, and tasks. These are easily accessed and synced between computers and mobile devices.
Support for SBM clinical research share drive (R:\).
Submit requests or report issues with our current ITSM
Support for all SBU issued mobile (wireless) communication devices. This includes cell phones, mifi's and iPads.
D2L Brightspace has been selected as the new Digital Learning Environment (DLE) for all SUNY schools.
Leave Feedback pertaining to the University's ITSM Portal
Students can print in SINC Sites and other computer labs on campus, or by using Stony Brook's Print From Anywhere service.
Help accessing other University accounts such as PeopleSoft, SFS, Cbase, Last Pass Enterprise, EZ Proxy
Google Drive provides a single place to store, create, sync, and share documents, files, and folders of all types
Campus wired and wireless networking hardware such as switches, UPS, power supplies, firewalls. Networking hardware are electronic devices which are required for communication and interaction between devices on a computer network.
Domain Name Server support for registering and pointing URL server name to your server's IP address.
Support for VM resources managed by SBM Research Computing and Informatics.
Services to erase data from your hard drive (and any other media) in such a manner that it cannot be recovered