The following articles apply to staff.
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Non-standard/standard equipment consultation review. Identify hardware/solutions to meet technical specifications provided by end user, vendor, application owner, software, etc.
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University of California policy and standards require sensitive data to be encrypted. Sensitive data is data classified as needing Protection Level 3 or 4 (P3 or P4). See the University of California data classification page for details. Protected Health Information (PHI) is always classified as P4.
Use Microsoft Teams as a secure platform for sharing information.
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On-site/remote “break-fix” support of end user computing equipment (hardware) and standard applications. Does not include vendor managed/provided equipment or applications.
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We engage in the design, implementation and maintenance of security systems that protect our data against unauthorized use, disclosure, modification, damage and loss and risk assessment of technology deployed throughout the organization.
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Provides consultation, planning, scheduling, coordination, and execution of large operational Change, Add, and Moves (CAMs) of departments, groups, workstations, etc.
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Provides temporary use equipment, less than 30 days use. Loaner equipment is based on availability and not all end user equipment is available via the Loaner Pool of equipment.
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Active Directory (password is the same for both orgs)
Active Directory (AD) is Microsoft's directory and identity management service for Windows domain networks used for user authentication and authorization. Most logins only require you to use your username and password (such as when logging in to your UCSD managed work computer).
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Get Help
Email Support
Available 24/7/365
24 hour response turnover time
It is recommended that you do not use this option for immediate support needs. Remember to include a current direct contact in case we need clarification.
Self-Service Ticketing
Visit our on-line portal at 3help.ucsd.edu to submit:
Requests
Differs from Incidents in that these are asks. e.g. "I need a printer," "I need a Group Email," "I need a consult for purchasing a device".
Incidents
Differs from Requests in that these are brake-fix scenarios. e.g. "My computer crashed," "I can't login to my computer," "I have no network connection".
It is recommended that you do not use this option for immediate support needs. Remember to include a current direct contact in case we need clarification.