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DNS (Domain Name System), DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol), and IPAM (Internet Protocol Address Management), collectively referred to as DDI (DNS, DHCP, IPAM), facilitates the management and use of domain names and IP addresses.

Digital accessibility is the practice of designing and providing equitable user experiences so that individuals with disabilities are able to independently acquire the same information, engage in the same interactions, and enjoy the same services within the same timeframe as individuals without disabilities, with substantially equivalent ease of use.

The Networking Team is responsible for delivering extensive university wireless services that prioritize widespread coverage and adaptability for the modern campus community. Their responsibilities encompass hundreds of campus buildings, with a strong focus on delivering excellent customer service and user-friendliness. This wireless service incorporates Eduroam, ensuring easy access for both the campus community and guests, fostering a seamless and efficient wireless experience.

Wireless printing and remote printing via 'print.msu.edu' - MSU Print allows you to print to specific MSU Printers from anywhere in the world using the Internet Printing Protocol (IPP).

MSU business units use web sites for marketing and web applications to meet business objectives. Web Application Firewalls protect the applications from known threats and attackers by front-ending browser client communications.

The F5 Load Balancer can optimize the speed and reliability of your applications via both network and application layers. Using real-time protocol and traffic management decisions based on application and server conditions, extensive connection management, and TCP and content offloading, which dramatically improves page load times and the user experience.

Learning Management Systems (LMS) provides support and troubleshooting for MSU’s LMS platforms, including D2L (Desire2Learn) and other related tools. The service covers user inquiries, technical issues, and guidance on LMS features such as course creation, content management, assessments, grading, and communication tools.

MSU provides campus telephone services through the Avaya Campus PBX system. The system offers various features, like voicemail, EC-500, call forwarding, unified messaging, and softphone applications.

The IT Service Portfolio is the complete set of services that are managed by the MSU IT (including retired and emerging services) and represents the organization’s commitments and investments across the institution. It also represents current contractual commitments, new service development, and ongoing improvement plans resulting from continual improvement initiatives.

Systems Hosting uses technology that makes one server appear to mimic multiple servers running at one time. This hosting is more efficient in server capacity, hardware, and energy usage.

MSU IT has options for both traditional analog fax line service that can connected to your physical fax or multi-function printer and the MSU Fax Service which is a server-based offering eliminating the need for a physical device.

For over six decades, MSU has managed the Emergency Phone or Green Light Telephone System, an extensive network comprising over 700 strategically located telephones throughout campus parking areas, walkways, roadways, and select classroom buildings. These emergency phones are equipped with features for expedited 911 dialing and immediate emergency response, even in the absence of voice communication. In addition to its critical safety functions, the system offers the convenience of facilitating on-campus calls and arranging late-night rides with the Capital Area Transit Authority, enhancing campus security and accessibility. Greenlight towers are also utilized as points for security cameras to provide enhanced safety to campus.

The Regulated Research Enclave (RRE) hosted service is a NIST Special Publication 800-171 compliant environment, intended to protect projects with data that meet the classification of controlled unclassified information (CUI) at the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Level 2 requirement.  Use of the service is restricted to approved projects only.

MSU IT Web Hosting offers MSU units and MSU-affiliated organizations the ability to put their websites online with an approved domain name of their choice. MSU IT manages the web hosting account setup and routine system tasks.

Media Systems provides assistance with MSU's media technologies, such as media storage, lecture capture systems, and video conferencing tools. This service helps faculty, staff, and students troubleshoot issues, manage video content, and address questions related to licenses and access.

Medtrics is a cloud-based medical education management platform used by the College of Osteopathic Medicine (COM) and College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM). It supports curriculum management, student scheduling, clinical education, evaluations, grade management, competencies, case logs, reporting, and other academic administrative functions.

Vulnerability management is a continuous process that involves identifying, assessing, and remediating security weaknesses (vulnerabilities) in systems, applications, and software to reduce the risk of cyberattacks and data breaches. It's an ongoing effort to minimize the organization's attack surface and ensure the integrity of its IT infrastructure.

At the MSU Data Center, we provide guidance and facilitation through the entire colocation onboarding process, including requirements gathering, capacity planning, rack assignment, power provisioning, and network configuration.

Risk Assessment is a service that applies to all types of technology from first-party related through third-party related. It is a process for identifying, analyzing, and prioritizing potential risks and their impact on the organization. This includes discussion on items from pre-procurement of a given solution/service through the end of life for the solution.

Spartan Mail and related Spartan 365 software, including applications located at https://spartan365.msu.edu and downloaded Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook), are provided to students while they attend the university and to faculty and staff members while they are employed by the university.

MSU NetIDs are assigned to all current faculty, staff, students and retirees. A NetID is a unique alphanumeric identifier auto-generated from the user's name.

Your NetID is your personal identifier at MSU and serves as your login to many university computing and networking services. Your NetID also determines your MSU email address which is netid@msu.edu (e.g. the NetID msuspartan would have the email address msuspartan@msu.edu).

This is the tool used to track and manage health records for patients seen in MSU clinical environments.

MSU Tech Store is a campus retail outlet that provides hardware and software strategy, procurement, and distribution for students, researchers, instructors, and support staff. These include just in time hardware, products and services inventory offerings.

Assessment Services provide educators with tools and support to evaluate student learning and improve the evaluation process. These services include platforms for assignment distribution, grading, feedback, and analytics, that enhance instructional effectiveness and student outcomes.

Technologies and tools that help in maintaining, controlling, changing, and reassembling content that is used in MSU's websites and webpages.