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This standard prohibits connection of personally-owned components to the ISU-Secure network.

This articles describes, and points to, the software ISU students, staff, and faculty can down load and install on personal devices at no additional costs. If you have an ISU owned machine that you need software installation support please use the service titled "Software Installation for ISU Owned Machines".

This article provides general information about testing your home network to improve your experience working from home.

This article goes over a general overview of the wired and wireless environment. Several of the bullets have links to articles that provide more in depth explanation.

You can test your Internet connection speeds to see if your service is adequate to work from home. This article also contains suggestions for evaluating whether your internet service provider and/or your setup in your home are adequate for the best connection speeds.

This article will provide general information about eduroam at Indiana State University. The target audience is students, faculty and staff.

Email is available to alumni after graduation from ISU. Other services available in Office 365 are terminated 60 days after graduation.

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

Conference poster design tips for students and for faculty that choose to design their own research posters.

ISU employees must follow security-related best practices. Such practices are common across many different computer environments, and apply on personal computers as well as ISU computers.

This article contains charges related to telecommunication services.

The article below will detail two situations that will determine how location information is determined.

Guidance for building out a project schedule

This article answers frequently asked questions about email retention for faculty and staff.

This article describes how to set retention tags to change the amount of time an email or group of emails is retained for students, faculty, and staff.