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This article will describe audio/video devices to be used with ISU's unified communications system.

This article will provide answers to frequently asked questions about Office 365 multi-factor authentication. The target audience is faculty, staff, student-employees.

This article describes how to connect to the wired network in residential facilities. The target audience is students, faculty, staff and guest.

If a customer does not have a cell phone to use for multi-factor authentication, a One Time Authentication Token may be used. This article explains what to look for in purchasing a token, and how to get it set up after purchase.

This article will provide general information about Microsoft Office 365 Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for faculty, staff and student employees.

Support for traditional telephone services is performed by Telecommunications. Requests for repair or installation of traditional telephone services can be requested directly from Telecommunications.

Support for normal office phones will be provided by OIT. Support for special phone lines will be provided by Telecommunications

Printer and printing management standards have been defined to promote cost efficiency and sustainability.

If you would like a new network jack, phone jack, or cable TV jack installed or have an existing jack that is not active or not functioning, please contact Telecommunications.

Following these instructions you should be fully connected to the VPN appliance.

This article will provide a resolution to the issue "Untrusted Server Blocked!" error message when connecting to the VPN.

This is the updated Secure Client Formally Anyconnect Secure Client instructions for connecting to the VPN.

This article will assist anyone required to set up Office 365 Multi-Factor Authentication to access Office 365 resources. This article is for faculty, staff and student employees required to use Office 365 Multi-Factor Authentication.

This article explains how to connect home or consumer-grade devices like Game Consoles, Televisions, Amazon Fire TV, Roku and other similar devices to ISU’s enterprise network.

This article describes how to connect to the ISU-OPEN wireless network for students, faculty, and staff.