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CS 345 Mobile App Development - Gegg-Harrison

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==About This Article==
This article describes how students use technology in [http://cs.winona.edu/tgeggharrison Dr. Timothy Gegg-Harrison's] ''CS 435 - Mobile App Development'' course and includes links to instructions. It is primarily intended for students currently enrolled in the course.
*<font color=red>Note</font>. This article will be updated frequently during the fall semester, so please check back if you are interested in following the progress of the iPad pilot project.

==Fall 2012 iPad Pilot==
Students receive iPad2 tablets which they can keep for the semester. Students bring the iPad to class as instructed by Dr. Gegg-Harrison.

==Related links==
*[[CS 345 Mobile App Development|Teaching, Learning, and Technology in CS 345]]
*[[Computer Science|Technology and the Department of Computer Science]]
*[[College of Science and Engineering|Technology and the College of Science and Engineering]]
*[[Teaching, Learning, and Technology at WSU]]

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Software Center

2025-01-21T16:11:30Z

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[[Managed Software Center | Click here if you're looking for macOS Managed Software Center.]]

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==What is Software Center?==

Software Center (also known as SCCM) is Winona State University's (WSU) Windows application management framework. SCCM stands for System Center Configuration Manager. Only WSU computers will see WSU's Software Center application. This applies to both Windows desktops, laptops, and any other Windows devices that WSU distributes to users.

==What Should I Expect to See?==

When Software Center has new software available, a standard notification may appear in the system tray at the lower-right of the screen.

[[File:C--SoftwareCenterUpdateAvailable.PNG]]

Occasionally, not often, WSU will have to use Software Center to push updates that are time-sensitive, security-related, or that address other known problems. When or if these situations occur, the message notification may be more persistent.

==How do I use Software Center?==

To find Software Center on your WSU Windows computer, simply click your Start Menu at the lower-left of the screen and begin typing the words Software Center. Once you have it typed out, you should see something like this. Just click on it to begin.

[[File:SoftwareCenterStartMenu.png|600px]]

==How is Software Center Used?==

Software Center offers self-service software installs and can deliver important updates directly to your WSU computer. All students, staff, and faculty members can use this tool by searching for Software Center in their Windows 11 start menu (lower-left hand corner) or by interacting with the Software Center icon in the system tray (lower-right hand corner).

===Software Installation===

Certain licensed software that was previously made available via the classic Windows Control Panel is now available from Software Center. This includes software from Zoom, JMP, SPSS, Microsoft, and more.

Simply click the icon then click install to get what you need, when you need it.

[[File:SoftwareCenter2020.png|800px]]

==Software Installation==

To install apps via Software Center, follow these steps.

* Open your Start Menu at the lower left of your screen.
* Type “Software Center” then click on Software Center when it appears.
* Click Applications at the top left of the Software Center window.
* From here, click the icon of the app you want to install.
* Once you hit install, the application will begin downloading then will install silently.
** '''Please be patient during this process!'''
** Application installs may take anywhere from 2-20 minutes, depending on the speed of your network and the size of the app you are downloading.
==Related information==

*[[Control Panel Installations (PC)]]
*[https://youtu.be/hUL3-Hp7RTI Installing Network Software Video - PC]
*[[PC laptop backup|Backing up your PC laptop]]

[[Category:Windows 10]][[Category:Security]][[Category:Windows]][[Category:Update]][[Category:Network]][[Category:PC]][[Category:Software]][[Category:SCCM]][[Category:BIOS]]

Managed Software Center

2025-01-21T15:48:08Z

RachelSvenningson:

[[Software Center | Click here if you're looking for Windows 10/11 Software Center.]]

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=What is Managed Software Center?=
Managed Software Center (MSC) is an open-source software deployment tool for macOS. It is sometimes referred to as "Munki," which is the name of the backend process that runs it. Managed Software Center is where WSU Mac users can obtain campus-licensed software such as Adobe applications, Microsoft applications, JMP, SPSS, Mathematica, and more. For all intents and purposes it is just a custom WSU app store.

=How do I use Managed Software Center?=

From your Applications menu, select the black-and-white Managed Software Center icon.

[[file:MSCicon.png|100px]]

Once open, it may take a moment to download the catalog's contents. Once that automatic step is done, you should see available apps

[[File:MSC 2022.png|alt=|500x500px]]

Click on an app's icon for more info on what that app is and what it can do for you. If you'd like to just start the install immediately, simply click the install button to begin.

[[File:MSC Sample 2022 Zoom.png|alt=|500x500px]]

Once you've clicked install, you can monitor the install progress via the My Items tab

[[File:MSC My Items tab.png|alt=|500x500px]]

=Troubleshooting Managed Software Center=

==I don't have Managed Software Center on my computer?==

Managed Software Center is automatically installed on all WSU Macs. You can find it in the Applications folder on your Mac. If you are not seeing it, something may be wrong with the automated management of your WSU Mac. If this is the case, please contact WSU Tech Support.

Please note, due to the licensing restrictions required by some of our campus software, Managed Software Center is not supported or available on personally-owned Macs. It is only available on Macs distributed by and managed by WSU.

==The Updates tab is stuck on the 'Downloading' part!==

Some of these apps are many gigabytes (GB) in size and can take anywhere from 2-20 minutes to install. Some small apps like [[VPN | Cisco AnyConnect]] can download and install in as little as two minutes, while large apps like Mathematica can take 20 minutes just to download before beginning the install. The speed of the download depends on the quality of your network connection. If your network is slow or drops during install, the download may stop and fail to resume. In this case you can just click Cancel Install on the '''My Items''' tab then try again when you have a better internet connection or more time to wait for the download to complete.

==How do I know when the download is complete?==

In most cases the red text that says "Downloading" will disappear once the install is finished. Otherwise go to your Applications folder and try to launch the app you were installing.

==Where is the app I just installed?==

Apps are downloaded to your Applications folder. If you can't find it there, it may not be finished downloading and installing yet.

==Can I uninstall software with Managed Software Center?==

You sure can! Simply open the '''My Items''' tab and click the '''Remove''' button. The status will change to "Removal requested" and your application will be removed within a few minutes.

SPSS

2025-01-21T15:45:59Z

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==About this article==
This article includes an overview of the IBM SPSS statistical analysis package available to all students and employees.

==Included in our license==
*[http://www-01.ibm.com/software/analytics/spss/academic/products/ SPSS Statistics Standard] which includes [http://www-03.ibm.com/software/products/en/spss-stats-base SPSS Statistics Base], [http://www-03.ibm.com/software/products/en/spss-advanced-stats SPSS Advanced Statistics], and [http://www-03.ibm.com/software/products/en/spss-regression SPSS Regression]
*[http://www-01.ibm.com/software/analytics/spss/products/modeler/ SPSS Modeler]
==Installation==
*'''Windows/PC users'''
**If you received your laptop before June 2024, users will install SPSS from the [[Software Center]].
**If you received your laptop after June 2024, users will install SPSS from the [[Company Portal|Company Portal.]]
**If you are unsure when you received your PC laptop, try both options and see what works or come to Tech Support for assistance.
*'''macOS'''
**Install SPSS by going to the [[Managed Software Center]] on your mac.

==Troubleshooting==
*We do receive a new license every year in the fall so if SPSS says it's expired, says the license is invalid, or is missing features...
**1) Uninstall SPSS
*** [https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uninstall-or-remove-apps-and-programs-in-windows-10-4b55f974-2cc6-2d2b-d092-5905080eaf98 Uninstall a program from Windows]
*** [https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202235 Uninstall a program from macOS]
**2) Restart your computer
**3) Reinstall SPSS from either [[Software Center]] or [[Company Portal]] on Windows or [[Managed Software Center]] on macOS.

*If this doesn’t work please contact Tech Support at 507-457-5240, email TechSupport@winona.edu, or stop in at Somsen 207.

[[Category: Software]][[Category:Research Toolkit]][[Category:Professional Application]]

Auto Archived Emails in Microsoft 365 Outlook

2024-12-16T21:31:50Z

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On December 26, 2024, all Minnesota State Microsoft 365 accounts will enable E-mail In-Place Archiving to auto-archive emails older than 9 months (280 days) due to recent storage limit adjustments by Microsoft. This will affect all Winona State accounts (students, faculty, staff, emeriti, alumni, and shared mailbox accounts).

== Email In-Place Archiving ==

* Auto-Archiving is a feature that automatically stores older emails in a separate archive folder labeled "In-Place Archive" or "Online Archive", along with your name or email address; depending on which version of Outlook you are using.
* Auto-archiving can help ensure you have access to recent emails and reduce emails and reduce Inbox clutter.
* Email messages older than 9 months (280 days) will automatically be moved to your "In-Place Archive" or "Online Archive".
* Any users returning to the organization and accessing Outlook, will find their older items by scrolling down to the “In-Place Archive” or "Online Archive" folder.
* Any existing folder structure you have created for managing your email will be replicated from your mailbox to your "In-Place Archive" or "Online Archive" folder.

== How to Access Your In-Place/Online Archive: ==
The In-Place Archive will be located in the left folder pane in Outlook, below your primary mailbox. You can access your archived e-mails by navigating to this mailbox in Outlook, then selecting the appropriate folder(s).

The In-Place may be labeled differently depending on which version of Outlook you are using. Below are a few examples of an archived inbox below the primary mailbox.
[[File:2024-12-16 151237827.png|none|thumb|435x435px|Classic Outlook Desktop Application - Windows]]
[[File:Image 2024-12-16 151817175.png|none|thumb|350x350px|New Outlook Desktop Application - Windows]]
[[File:Viewer.png|none|thumb|609x609px|Outlook Web Application]]
[[File:Viewer1.jpg|none|thumb|613x613px|Mobile Outlook Application]]

== Q & A ==
'''Will I be able to search all of my mailboxes at the same time using the Search tool in Outlook, or will I need to search the archived mailbox separately?'''

This will depend on the version of Outlook you are using. Outlook for the Web, New Outlook, Classic Outlook, Outlook 2019, 2021, 2024 all show slightly different user experiences.

'''Will my Inbox file system be replicated in the archived version?'''

Yes, the folder structure is rebuilt in the Archive. If you create an additional folder in your primary Inbox it will be created in the Archive when items in that folder hit the 280 day timer. If you delete a subfolder in your primary Inbox, it will not delete from the Archive Inbox as there are items in the Archive version of the subfolder. However, if you delete the folder from both your primary and archived Inboxes then it would be completed removed.

'''How does auto-archiving help with storage limits?'''

Functionally, the archived data is being shifted to different backend infrastructure within Microsoft that's technically slower speed disk than what most things in the tenant operate off of.

'''Will it take longer for file searches in the archive?'''

Technically it is running on slow disk, but in Minnesota State's testing this was negligible. Therefore, we don't expect a significant increase in the time it takes Outlook searches to load results in the archived mailbox compared to the primary mailbox.

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Mobile Outlook Application

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outlook Web application

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new outlook

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Auto Archived Emails in Microsoft 365 Outlook

2024-12-16T20:57:44Z

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On December 26, 2024, all Minnesota State Microsoft 365 accounts will enable E-mail In-Place Archiving to auto-archive emails older than 9 months (280 days) due to recent storage limit adjustments by Microsoft. This will affect all Winona State accounts (students, faculty, staff, emeriti, alumni, and shared mailbox accounts).

== Email In-Place Archiving ==

* Auto-Archiving is a feature that automatically stores older emails in a separate archive folder labeled "In-Place Archive" or "Online Archive", along with your name or email address; depending on which version of Outlook you are using.
* Auto-archiving can help ensure you have access to recent emails and reduce emails and reduce Inbox clutter.
* Email messages older than 9 months (280 days) will automatically be moved to your "In-Place Archive" or "Online Archive".
* Any users returning to the organization and accessing Outlook, will find their older items by scrolling down to the “In-Place Archive” or "Online Archive" folder.
* Any existing folder structure you have created for managing your email will be replicated from your mailbox to your "In-Place Archive" or "Online Archive" folder.

== How to Access Your In-Place/Online Archive: ==
The In-Place Archive will be located in the left folder pane in Outlook, below your primary mailbox. You can access your archived e-mails by navigating to this mailbox in Outlook, then selecting the appropriate folder(s).

The In-Place may be labeled differently depending on which version of Outlook you are using. Below are a few examples of an archived inbox below the primary mailbox.

== Q & A ==
'''Will I be able to search all of my mailboxes at the same time using the Search tool in Outlook, or will I need to search the archived mailbox separately?'''

This will depend on the version of Outlook you are using. Outlook for the Web, New Outlook, Classic Outlook, Outlook 2019, 2021, 2024 all show slightly different user experiences.

'''Will my Inbox file system be replicated in the archived version?'''

Yes, the folder structure is rebuilt in the Archive. If you create an additional folder in your primary Inbox it will be created in the Archive when items in that folder hit the 280 day timer. If you delete a subfolder in your primary Inbox, it will not delete from the Archive Inbox as there are items in the Archive version of the subfolder. However, if you delete the folder from both your primary and archived Inboxes then it would be completed removed.

'''How does auto-archiving help with storage limits?'''

Functionally, the archived data is being shifted to different backend infrastructure within Microsoft that's technically slower speed disk than what most things in the tenant operate off of.

'''Will it take longer for file searches in the archive?'''

Technically it is running on slow disk, but in Minnesota State's testing this was negligible. Therefore, we don't expect a significant increase in the time it takes Outlook searches to load results in the archived mailbox compared to the primary mailbox.

Local network storage

2024-12-05T16:05:50Z

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All employees have access to three '''local network storage''' directories or folders on campus servers: a shared folder for departmental storage, a private folder for personal storage, and a folder that's open to the world for Web publishing. Some employees have access to a shared folder created by request for use in a specific class. Employees can access these folders using WSU devices when connected to the campus network directly or from off-campus via a VPN connection.

==What's local network storage?==
Local network storage refers to space on networked servers on the Winona campus administered by WSU staff. Local network storage differs from cloud storage options (e.g., [[Microsoft OneDrive|OneDrive]], [[Microsoft Teams|Teams]]) in that WSU Information Technology Services maintains the file servers here on campus. While cloud-based file storage is more convenient and meets security standards for most files, local network storage is the more secure and the only solution for [[Data sensitivity and file storage|highly sensitive data]]. Because our system administrators maintain local network storage, it's also a good way to provide services like Web and class storage that require oversight and customization.

==What can be saved to local network storage?==
*Local network storage is intended for university-related use only. Do not store your personal files (e.g., family pictures, vacation videos) to any network storage folder. Please consult the [[personal versus work-related laptop and tablet use]] article for more information about handling personal files.
*Employees, with the exception of your web or "Course1" folder, local network storage is the only place suitable for saving highly-sensitive, private university data. Please consult our [[data sensitivity and file storage]] article for more information about handling private data.
*Never store sensitive or private information in your Course1 folder. It is open to the world.

==Local network storage folders==
===Personal===
Every employee has 4 GB of personal network storage on a local campus network server. PC users know this as their '''R drive''' (Fig 1). Mac users connect to '''smb://store.winona.edu/users/[your StarID]''' (Fig 2). You can use your personal drive to store any work-related file, but it is highly recommended for private university data (e.g., student grades, employee performance reports). You are the only person that can access this storage area.

===Department===
Depending on the department to which they belong, employees have shared access to one or more network folders, along with other members of the department (i.e., files are not private). PC users know this as their '''S drive''' (Fig 1). Mac users connect to '''smb://store.winona.edu/department''' (Fig 2). You can use your department drive to store any work-related file, but it is designed to provide access to common files that must be shared within the department. It can also store private university data (e.g., student grades, employee performance reports). However, keep in mind that others in the department have access to these files.

===Web===
All employees have access to their own folder on a campus Web server. Some PC users may refer to this as their '''W drive''' (Fig. 1). Mac users connect to '''smb://webstore.winona.edu/webstore/course1/[your StarID]''' (Fig. 2). Every file you place in this drive is available to the world through the Web. You can connect to this drive and save files to it just like you would any other network drive. Because this is a specialized drive used to post Web content, there are a few more steps to using it. Please refer to the articles below for more detailed information:
*[[Course1|How to access and use your Course1 folder]]

===Class===
An instructor can request that a network storage folder be created for the duration of a course that is only accessible to the instructor and students of that course. Each student has a personal subfolder and a shared folder that everyone can use. These files are also accessible via web browser by the account owner.
*[[Class_storage|More information about class storage]]
*[https://w3.winona.edu/ClassStorage/ClassStorage/StorageRequests Request class storage]
<gallery widths="400px" heights="200px">
File:Network drives pc.jpg|Fig 1. Typical list of network drives on PC
File:Network drives mac.jpg|Fig 2. Typical list of network connections on a Mac
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==Access from on campus==
===PC users===
All your local network storage folders should appear in File Explorer automatically if you connect to the campus network with a wire (e.g. when using a desktop) or to WAZOO when using WiFi.
#Select the icon on your taskbar at the bottom of your screen to open '''File Explorer'''. If you don't have this pinned to your taskbar, search your computer for "file explorer." Scroll down to the bottom of the list of locations on the left. Your local network storage folders should be listed under the '''Network Locations''' or '''This PC''' heading (Fig. 3). You may need to expand that list to see them.
#Open the folder you wish to access.
#If you do not see your folders listed, select the '''Click to Map Network drive''' tile on the Start Menu (Fig 4). A black command window will open on your screen (Fig. 5). Wait until the window closes. It may take up to a minute. Check File Explorer again. Contact the {{TSC}} if your folders are still missing.
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File:File storage network drives pc.png|Fig 3. Find your network storage folders under This PC.
File:File storage network map pc.png|Fig 4. Select Start and Click to Map Network Drives.
File:File storage network map wait pc.png|Fig 5. Wait until the Command window closes.
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=== New PC users (2024) ===
'''NOTE: This applies to Intune PC users. If you are unable to click to map network drives follow the below steps.'''
# Open File Explorer and select “This PC” on the left menu bar.
# Right click on “This PC”
# Then select “Map network drive…”[[File:Class storage 1.png|none|thumb]]
# A new window will appear. The letter “Z” will automatically appear in the “Drive” dropdown menu. From the dropdown menu select “T.”
# In the box labeled “Folder” copy the following path: '''\\winona.edu\dfs\Community\ClassStorage'''[[File:Class storage 2.png|none|thumb]]
# Then select finish.
# A new window will appear. Enter your '''StarID@winona.edu''' and your '''StarID password'''.
# Select the “Remember my credentials” box and then select “ok.”[[File:Class storage 3.png|none|thumb]]
# Your T drive should load.
# This drive may disconnect, we suggest creating a notepad file on your desktop with the \\winona.edu\dfs\Community\ClassStorage in it.
# You can also add a shortcut to your desktop for the drive by:
# Once your T drive is loaded in your File Explorer you can create a shortcut.
# Select your T drive and drag and drop the file onto your desktop.[[File:Class storage 4.png|none|thumb]]

===Mac users===
#In Finder, select '''Connect to Server''' from the '''Go''' menu. You can also press and hold the '''<Command>''' key, then tap the '''<K>''' key to bring up the Connect to Server window (Fig 6).
#Enter one of the following server locations: '''smb://store.winona.edu/users/''' (personal), '''smb://store.winona.edu/department/''' (department), or '''smb://files.winona.edu/classes''' (class). Select the '''+''' icon to save the server location as a favorite.
#Select '''Connect''' on the '''You are attempting to connect''' window (Fig 7).
#Select '''Connect As Registered User'''. Enter your StarID username and password and select the '''Remember this password in my keychain''' checkbox. Select '''Connect''' (Fig 8).
#The server location will appear as an icon on your desktop, indicating your connection.
<gallery widths="486px" heights="231px">
File:ConnectToServer.png|Fig 6. Enter a network location.
File:File storage mac connect attempt.png|Fig 7. Select Connect.
File:File storage mac server cred.png|Fig 8. Enter StarID username and password.
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==Access from off campus==
Establish a VPN connection and then follow the instructions for on campus access.
*[[VPN|What's VPN?]]
*[[Employee VPN access|How to connect to VPN]]

==More wiki articles==
*[[Data sensitivity and file storage]]
*[[Data security]]
*[[Microsoft OneDrive]]

==External links==
*[https://www.minnstate.edu/board/procedure/523p2g1.html Minnesota State Operating Instruction 5.23.2.1 Data Security Classification]
*[http://www.winona.edu/it/infosecurity.asp WSU Information Security page]
*[https://mywsu.winona.edu/it/policies/Pages/Home.aspx WSU IT regulations, standards, and procedures.]
[[Category: File Storage]][[Category:PC]][[Category:Laptop Exchange]][[Category:Backup]]
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Draft:Adobe Creative Cloud

2024-10-29T18:10:45Z

RachelSvenningson: /* Installing Adobe Products from On The Hub */

[[File:Adobe1.png|150px|left]]

Adobe Systems Incorporated is a company that focuses on computer graphic rendering software or applications that create or modify images, webpages, and layouts.

==Adobe Products==
[[File:Adobe_CS5.5_Product_Logos.png|350px|right]]

* Desktop software, such as Adobe [[Photoshop]], part of the [[Adobe Creative Suite]] and [[Adobe Audition]].
* Server software, such as Adobe [[ColdFusion]].
* Technologies, such as Portable Document Format (PDF).
* Web hosted services as Adobe Kuler, [[Photoshop Express]], and Acrobat.com
* Web design programs such as Adobe Dreamweaver, [[Adobe Muse]], [[InDesign]], [[Adobe InCopy]] and Adobe GoLive.
* Visual HTML animations for web, such as [[Adobe Edge Animate]].
* Video editing and visual effects such as [[Adobe Premiere]], [[Adobe After Effects]], and [[Adobe SpeedGrade]].
* Audio editing, such as [[Adobe Prelude]].
* Flash games enhancement programs, such as [[Adobe Scout]].
* Photo editing and enhancing, such as [[Adobe Photoshop Lightroom]].

==Setting Up Adobe Creative Cloud==

1. To request access to the Adobe Creative Cloud Suite click Yes at this link: [https://warriorspace.winona.edu/ProcessDirector/form.aspx?pid=cbc76cfa-e332-489a-a868-237dcf390893&formid=92f851e2-2279-4168-ab65-f81ada70cd86&forminstid=&wfinstid=&prinstid=&tlid=&testmode=&parsecontrols=&CTRun=&CTConfigure=&CTContainerFORMID=&CTContainerWFID=&CTContainerRULEID=&CTContainerPRID=&completepage=&completepageprompt=&completetext=&saveformpage=&saveformtext=&saveformpageprompt=&url=&INFOMSG=&linkwfid=&linkprid=&nottask=&findtask=&caseinstid=&indash=&incasef=&targetportlet=0&howtoopen=1 Software Request].

* Note: Turnaround time on these requests is usually just one business day!

2. Once you've received your welcome emails from Adobe, log into [http://www.adobe.com Adobe.com].

* Note: Please check your junk mail folder for the Adobe welcome emails.

3. Choose the '''Sign in''' button on the page. Type in your '''StarID@winona.edu (employees and students)''' and click on the '''Continue''' button.

[[File:Adobe sign in page. .png|alt=|325x325px]]

4. You will be redirected to a Microsoft Sign page. Type in your '''StarID@minnstate.edu (employees) or StarID@go.minnstate.edu (students)''' and you will be prompted to type your '''StarID password''' and choose '''Sign In.''' Verify you identity with the multi-factor authentication (MFA). <gallery mode="nolines" widths="300" heights="265">
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This will log you into your WSU Adobe account and will take you to the main page. You can explore the different apps available, and there are short tutorials on the website as well.

[[File:ACC.jpg|500x500px]]

===IMPORTANT NOTE===
We encourage you to download and '''[https://creativecloud.adobe.com/apps/download/creative-cloud install the Creative Cloud Desktop app] first'''. Once installed, this app can be accessed using the desktop shortcut on Windows or from your Applications folder on macOS. When you open the Creative Cloud Desktop app it lists all the other applications that are part of our Creative Cloud license, allowing you to download them and update them without going through the process above every single time.

[[File:ADCC.png|357x357px]]

Adobe Cloud looks like this:

[[File:ADCCC8.png|598x598px]]

===To Download an Application===

*Log into Adobe Creative Cloud (either in a browser or the Desktop App, the process will be the same for both) with your WSU email address and password.
*On the top of the Adobe Creative Cloud homepage you will see a tab that says "Apps." All of your available options are listed here.
*You can download the apps on 3 different platforms, found at the top of the App page. The App page should automatically be on Desktop and then just choose the app you want to download.
*There are also various filters for sorting the apps on the left hand side.
[[File:ADCC2.png|598x598px]]

*You have access to all of these applications. (Note: not all apps are shown in the photo) To download one, click on the "Install" button below to the right hand side of the applications name.

[[File:ADCC3.png|600x600px]]

*If you have the Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop App installed, it will say "Installing" underneath the chosen application.
*The installation progress can be seen directly under the chosen app's name. (i.e Photoshop)

[[File:ADCC4.png|400x400px]]

*If you are using a Mac, once the App is installed you will see a notification pop up

[[File:ADCC5.png|500px]]

* If you are using a Mac, you can find your downloaded applications in the Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop App, Launchpad, or in the Applications folder.

[[File:ADDC7.jpg|500x500px]]

==Q & A==
'''Q.''' When I try to sign in at the adobe site I get a 400 error message. Error code: general_nonsuccess

'''A.''' Use a different browser. This is an issue with saved (cached) credentials in the browser. Switch from your current browser to Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, or Google Chrome and try to sign in again at adobe.com.

'''Q.''' Do I need to pay extra for access to Adobe Creative Cloud at WSU?

'''A.''' No! Simply follow the instruction above (not below) to obtain it for no extra cost. The instructions below will incur a cost. We recommend following the procedure outlined above.

'''Q.''' Do I need to do all this just to get Adobe Acrobat?

'''A.''' If you want to edit PDFs, yes. If you just want to open PDFs, did you know you can open them in Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge? Microsoft Edge even supports annotating PDFs with a stylus pen right in the browser!

'''Q.''' So Adobe Acrobat isn't free anymore?

'''A.''' Adobe Acrobat is still available for free online, but all it can do is open PDFs, which you can already do with the software pre-loaded on your WSU laptop. Please use caution when downloading free software. The free version of Adobe Acrobat is often "spoofed" and can contain embedded malware. When in doubt, contact WSU Tech Support.

==Helpful Information==
*[https://helpx.adobe.com/support.html Adobe Support For All Products]

[[Category: Adobe]]
[[Category: Software]]

On The Hub

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[[File: OTH.png|100 px]]

[[Winona State]] offers employees and students a variety of software to use. Some of this software is distributed through a service called On the Hub, to access it go to http://winonastate.onthehub.com. By using On the Hub, WSU saves employees and students a lot of money by getting a discounted price on select software.

==Important==

*When you first go to On The Hub you will see software downloads, however you must go to the top-right of the screen and click '''Sign In''' in order to access software.

[[File:Onthehubmainpage121212.PNG|750 px]]

You may then purchase/download software from the hub.

[[Category: Software]]

WSU wireless network

2024-09-24T12:43:51Z

RachelSvenningson: /* iPhone */

The WSU wireless network is a new campus wireless network available to WSU students & employees. This network is a certificate based network.

It is currently available on all current university leased MacBook laptops and the HP 24 model. This network will appear as WSU on the MacBooks and WSU-User and WSU-Device on the HP 24 model.

This network is also available on personal mobile devices (laptops, iOS devices, & android devices).

== Android ==
1. Open a web browser on your phone.

2. Type in or copy paste this link exactly, or simply click on the link: https://cloud.securew2.com/public/02770/WSU/

3. Once the webpage loads, make sure it detects the system as an '''Android''' and Step 1 appears as '''Google Play Store (App)''' and select '''Download.''' (Fig 1)
[[File:WSU Network Cert Pic1.jpg|none|thumb|387x387px|Fig 1. Select Download on Step 1.]]

4. The Google Play Store will open. Select '''Install'''. (Fig 2)
[[File:WSU Network Cert Pic2.jpg|none|thumb|275x275px|Fig 2. Select Install. ]]

5. A Microsoft login page will open. Sign in using your StarID@go.minnstate.edu (students) or StarID@minnstate.edu (employees) and StarID password.

6. Once you are signed in the below image will appear. Select Save. (Fig 3)
[[File:WSU Network Cert Pic3.jpg|none|thumb|422x422px|Fig 3. Select Save. ]]

7. Go into your Settings and connect to the WSU network.

== iPhone ==
1. Open a web browser on your phone.

2. Type in or copy paste this link exactly, or simply click on the link: https://cloud.securew2.com/public/02770/WSU/

3. Once the webpage loads make sure it appears as an iPhone/iPad. Select the Sign In button. (Fig. 4)
[[File:WSU Network Cert Pic5.png|none|thumb|386x386px|Fig. 4 Select the Sign In button. ]]

4. A Microsoft login page will open. Sign in using your StarID@go.minnstate.edu (students) or StarID@minnstate.edu (employees) and StarID password.

5. Once you are signed in the below image will appear. Select the JoinNow button. (Fig. 5)
[[File:WSU Network Cert Pic4.jpg|thumb|Fig. 5 Select the JoinNow button.|alt=|none|335x335px]]

6. Select Allow. (Fig. 6)
[[File:Allow on the WIFI cert.png|none|thumb|291x291px|Fig. 6 Select Allow. ]]

7. Open Settings and go to Profiles. You can search setting for Profiles, as shown in Fig. 7 below.
[[File:Search.png|none|thumb|Fig. 7 Search for Profiles and Select VPN & Device Management.]]

8. Select VPN & Device Management. (Fig. 7)

9. Select the Winona State University under Configuration Profile. (Fig 8)
[[File:Search for vpn.png|none|thumb|Fig. 8 Select the Winona State University. ]]

10. Select Install. (Fig 9)
[[File:Last step.png|none|thumb|Fig 9 Select Install.]]

11. Open up Wi-Fi in Settings. Select WSU. Your phone should connect.

File:Last step.png

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Click install

File:Search for vpn.png

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Select WSU profile

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Search for Profiles

WSU wireless network

2024-09-19T16:05:57Z

RachelSvenningson: /* iPhone */

The WSU wireless network is a new campus wireless network available to WSU students & employees. This network is a certificate based network.

It is currently available on all current university leased MacBook laptops and the HP 24 model. This network will appear as WSU on the MacBooks and WSU-User and WSU-Device on the HP 24 model.

This network is also available on personal mobile devices (laptops, iOS devices, & android devices).

== Android ==
1. Open a web browser on your phone.

2. Type in or copy paste this link exactly, or simply click on the link: https://cloud.securew2.com/public/02770/WSU/

3. Once the webpage loads, make sure it detects the system as an '''Android''' and Step 1 appears as '''Google Play Store (App)''' and select '''Download.''' (Fig 1)
[[File:WSU Network Cert Pic1.jpg|none|thumb|387x387px|Fig 1. Select Download on Step 1.]]

4. The Google Play Store will open. Select '''Install'''. (Fig 2)
[[File:WSU Network Cert Pic2.jpg|none|thumb|275x275px|Fig 2. Select Install. ]]

5. A Microsoft login page will open. Sign in using your StarID@go.minnstate.edu (students) or StarID@minnstate.edu (employees) and StarID password.

6. Once you are signed in the below image will appear. Select Save. (Fig 3)
[[File:WSU Network Cert Pic3.jpg|none|thumb|422x422px|Fig 3. Select Save. ]]

7. Go into your Settings and connect to the WSU network.

== iPhone ==
1. Open a web browser on your phone.

2. Type in or copy paste this link exactly, or simply click on the link: https://cloud.securew2.com/public/02770/WSU/

3. Once the webpage loads make sure it appears as an iPhone/iPad. Select the Sign In button. (Fig. 4)
[[File:WSU Network Cert Pic5.png|none|thumb|386x386px|Fig. 4 Select the Sign In button. ]]

4. A Microsoft login page will open. Sign in using your StarID@go.minnstate.edu (students) or StarID@minnstate.edu (employees) and StarID password.

5. Once you are signed in the below image will appear. Select the JoinNow button. (Fig. 5)
[[File:WSU Network Cert Pic4.jpg|thumb|Fig. 5 Select the JoinNow button.|alt=|none|335x335px]]

6. Select Allow. (Fig. 6)
[[File:Allow on the WIFI cert.png|none|thumb|291x291px|Fig. 6 Select Allow. ]]

7. Open Settings and go to Profiles. You can search for it like in the below image.

8. Select VPN & Device Management.

9. Select the Winona State University under Configuration Profile.

10. Select Install.

11. Open up Wi-Fi in Settings. Select WSU. Your phone should connect.

File:Allow on the WIFI cert.png

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Allow on the WIFI cert

WSU wireless network

2024-09-19T15:49:43Z

RachelSvenningson:

The WSU wireless network is a new campus wireless network available to WSU students & employees. This network is a certificate based network.

It is currently available on all current university leased MacBook laptops and the HP 24 model. This network will appear as WSU on the MacBooks and WSU-User and WSU-Device on the HP 24 model.

This network is also available on personal mobile devices (laptops, iOS devices, & android devices).

== Android ==
1. Open a web browser on your phone.

2. Type in or copy paste this link exactly, or simply click on the link: https://cloud.securew2.com/public/02770/WSU/

3. Once the webpage loads, make sure it detects the system as an '''Android''' and Step 1 appears as '''Google Play Store (App)''' and select '''Download.''' (Fig 1)
[[File:WSU Network Cert Pic1.jpg|none|thumb|387x387px|Fig 1. Select Download on Step 1.]]

4. The Google Play Store will open. Select '''Install'''. (Fig 2)
[[File:WSU Network Cert Pic2.jpg|none|thumb|308x308px|Fig 2. Select Install. ]]

5. A Microsoft login page will open. Sign in using your StarID@go.minnstate.edu (students) or StarID@minnstate.edu (employees) and StarID password.

6. Once you are signed in the below image will appear. Select Save. (Fig 3)
[[File:WSU Network Cert Pic3.jpg|none|thumb|422x422px|Fig 3. Select Save. ]]

7. Go into your Settings and connect to the WSU network.

== iPhone ==
1. Open a web browser on your phone.

2. Type in or copy paste this link exactly, or simply click on the link: https://cloud.securew2.com/public/02770/WSU/

3. Once the webpage loads make sure it appears as an iPhone/iPad. Select the Sign In button. (Fig. 4)
[[File:WSU Network Cert Pic5.png|none|thumb|386x386px|Fig. 4 Select the Sign In button. ]]

4. A Microsoft login page will open. Sign in using your StarID@go.minnstate.edu (students) or StarID@minnstate.edu (employees) and StarID password.

5. Once you are signed in the below image will appear. Select the JoinNow button. (Fig. 5)
[[File:WSU Network Cert Pic4.jpg|thumb|Fig. 5 Select the JoinNow button.|alt=|none]]

6. Select Allow.

7. Open Settings and go to Profiles. You can search for it like in the below image.

8. Select VPN & Device Management.

9. Select the Winona State University under Configuration Profile.

10. Select Install.

11. Open up Wi-Fi in Settings. Select WSU. Your phone should connect.

WSU wireless network

2024-09-19T15:46:50Z

RachelSvenningson: /* Android */

The WSU wireless network is a new campus wireless network available to WSU students & employees. This network is a certificate based network.

It is currently available on all current university leased MacBook laptops and the HP 24 model. This network will appear as WSU on the MacBooks and WSU-User and WSU-Device on the HP 24 model.

This network is also available on personal mobile devices (laptops, iOS devices, & android devices).

== Android ==
1. Open a web browser on your phone.

2. Type in or copy paste this link exactly, or simply click on the link: https://cloud.securew2.com/public/02770/WSU/

3. Once the webpage loads, make sure it detects the system as an '''Android''' and Step 1 appears as '''Google Play Store (App)''' and select '''Download.''' (Fig 1)
[[File:WSU Network Cert Pic1.jpg|none|thumb|387x387px|Fig 1. Select Download on Step 1.]]

4. The Google Play Store will open. Select '''Install'''. (Fig 2)
[[File:WSU Network Cert Pic2.jpg|none|thumb|308x308px|Fig 2. Select Install. ]]

5. A Microsoft login page will open. Sign in using your StarID@go.minnstate.edu (students) or StarID@minnstate.edu (employees) and StarID password.

6. Once you are signed in the below image will appear. Select Save. (Fig 3)
[[File:WSU Network Cert Pic3.jpg|none|thumb|422x422px|Fig 3. Select Save. ]]

7. Go into your Settings and connect to the WSU network.

== iPhone ==
1. Open a web browser on your phone.

2. Type in or copy paste this link exactly, or simply click on the link: https://cloud.securew2.com/public/02770/WSU/

3. Once the webpage loads make sure it appears as an iPhone/iPad. Select Sign In. (Fig. 4)
[[File:WSU Network Cert Pic5.png|none|thumb|386x386px|Fig. 4 Select Sign In. ]]

4. A Microsoft login page will open. Sign in using your StarID@go.minnstate.edu (students) or StarID@minnstate.edu (employees) and StarID password.

5. Once you are signed in the below image will appear. Select Join Now.
[[File:WSU Network Cert Pic4.jpg|thumb|WSU Network Cert Pic4]]

6. Select Allow.

7. Open Settings and go to Profiles. You can search for it like in the below image.

8. Select VPN & Device Management.

9. Select the Winona State University under Configuration Profile.

10. Select Install.

11. Open up Wi-Fi in Settings. Select WSU. Your phone should connect.

WSU Guest Wireless

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__NOTOC__
Visitors to Winona State are welcome to enjoy our campus wireless network using a temporary '''WSU Guest wireless''' account. Visitors can connect one device (e.g., phone, laptop, tablet) for 24 hours, after which they will need to renew their guest account. Connecting to WSU Guest wireless is not recommended for current WSU students or employees, who can connect to the Warrior and Wazoo networks using their StarID credentials

[[Media:WSU Guest Wireless24.pdf|Click here to download and print a PDF version.]]

==Obtain guest access==
To receive an access code and connect to our WSU Guest wireless network, follow these instructions:
#While on campus, select '''WSUGuest''' from your list of available wireless networks. This will open a browser page.
#Enter your name and your email address, check ''I accept the Terms of Service'', and select '''Send Access Code'''
#'''Check your email''' for a message from '''no-reply@mist.com'''. If you don't see the message in your inbox, check your junk or trash folder. This message will contain your temporary access code. (<u>you will need to check your email on your Cell phone or other device connected to a network</u>)
#Return to the browser window, enter your access code, and select '''Sign In''' (Fig 3). A window will appear indicating that you are connected to WSUGuest (Fig 4).
<gallery widths="200" heights="450">
File:Guest wifi 1.jpg|Fig. 1 Enter your name and email address
File:GW6.jpg|Fig 2. Select Send Access Code
File:GW4.jpg|Fig 3. Enter your access code
File:GW5.jpg|Fig 4. Confirm your connection
</gallery>

==Reuse your access code==
If you need to reconnect at any point during your 24-hour access window, you can reuse your access code. Select '''I have an access code''' in Fig. 1 above and reenter your access code (Fig 3).

==Renew your guest account==
Repeat this process to renew your guest account once your 24-hour access window closes.

==More wiki articles==
[[Connecting personally-owned laptops to the WSU network|''<big>Connecting Personally Owned Laptop</big>'']]
*

==Get Help==
If you have trouble connecting to '''WSU Guest''' or have questions about the '''WSU Guest''' wireless account please contact the [[Technical Support Center]] at 507.457.5240 Select Option 1.

[[Category:Internet]][[Category: Wireless]]

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{{WSU 365 Guide}}
__NOTOC__

===Do You Qualify for a WSU Alumni Mailbox?===
If you graduated December 2009 or after, you qualify for an Alumni mailbox. Please read the information below.

===Username and Password===

On December 16th a new authentication process was introduced.
* Your current Microsoft Office 365 account will no longer work to access your WSU mailbox.
* You are required to login using your StarID@go.minnstate.edu and StarID password to access your WSU mailbox. This includes access from a mobile device, email client, or other Microsoft Office related application.
* The Microsoft 365 Sign-In Page you currently use to login to your WSU mailbox will change to a Winona State University Sign-In Page: http://sky.winona.edu

===Password Reset===

*You will need to [https://starid.minnstate.edu/ reset your password] using our Self-Service Password Reset Tool prior to logging into your WSU Mailbox:

After completing the self-service password reset, you may log into your Winona State University email account.

==ACCOUNT RENEWAL==
You are responsible for renewing your WSU account if you wish to retain your WSU Alumni mailbox. The renewal process is simple: Update your WSU password within the required 180 days (twice a year), using the Self-Service Password Reset Tool: https://starid.minnstate.edu/
If you do not reset your password prior to its expiration, your account will become inactive or expired. Inactive or expired accounts associated with your WSU Alumni mailbox are subject to removal after 180 days.

'''An automated process to handle Alumni account extensions has been implemented.''' This process should eliminate the need for Alumni to contact User Services to have Active Directory accounts extended (Used for accessing Office 365 mailbox).

===Simple Statement:===

Alumni must access their mailbox at least once within 180 days of their expiration date: or roughly every 6 months.

=After You Leave=
===Graduates/Alumni===
====Can I keep my email address after I graduate?====
Winona State University Alumni (graduates of WSU) get to keep their WSU Email Address, for their personal (non-commercial) use.

====What about my associated Office 365 Storage (OneDrive For Business)?====
Graduates are permitted extended access to the complete Microsoft 365 Suite for one full semester (Fall or Winter), following their graduation date. After the initial semester, unless otherwise enrolled in courses, these additional features will become deactivated leaving their mailbox active and accessible through our Sky Services page (https://sky.winona.edu).

The current Microsoft 365 Suite includes additional features such as OneDrive for Business and ProPlus for Students.

During the extended access phase, graduating students are advised to move all files from their OneDrive for Business to an alternate storage location. All data will be lost when this feature has been deactivated.

====How do I access my email after graduation?====
During the extended access phase (one semester following graduation), you will log in as a Student through our Sky Services page (https://sky.winona.edu).

====How long can I keep my alumni email address?====

You can keep the your alumni email address as long as you are actively using it by logging in at least once every 180 days (six months) and respond to related email notifications regarding expiring services.

==Alumni==
*Go to [https://www.office.com/?auth=2&home=1 Office 365 Home] and log in with your [[StarID]].

==Important Links==
[[Microsoft Office 365]]

[[Category: Microsoft 365]]

WSU wireless network

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RachelSvenningson: /* Android */

The WSU wireless network is a new campus wireless network available to WSU students & employees. This network is a certificate based network.

It is currently available on all current university leased MacBook laptops and the HP 24 model. This network will appear as WSU on the MacBooks and WSU-User and WSU-Device on the HP 24 model.

This network is also available on personal mobile devices (laptops, iOS devices, & android devices).

== Android ==
1. Open a web browser on your phone.

2. Type in or copy paste this link exactly, or simply click on the link: https://cloud.securew2.com/public/02770/WSU/

3. Once the webpage loads, make sure it detects the system as an '''Android''' and Step 1 appears as '''Google Play Store (App)''' and select '''Download.''' (Fig 1)
[[File:WSU Network Cert Pic1.jpg|none|thumb|387x387px|Fig 1. Select Download on Step 1.]]

4. The Google Play Store will open. Select '''Install'''. (Fig 2)
[[File:WSU Network Cert Pic2.jpg|none|thumb|308x308px|Fig 2. Select Install. ]]

5. A Microsoft login page will open. Sign in using your StarID@go.minnstate.edu (students) or StarID@minnstate.edu (employees) and StarID password.

6. Once you are signed in the below image will appear. Select Save. (Fig 3)
[[File:WSU Network Cert Pic3.jpg|none|thumb|422x422px|Fig 3. Select Save. ]]

7. Go into your Settings and connect to the WSU network.

== iPhone ==
1. Open a web browser on your phone.

2. Type in or copy paste this link exactly, or simply click on the link: https://cloud.securew2.com/public/02770/WSU/

3. Once the webpage loads make sure it appears as an iPhone/iPad. Select Sign In. (Fig. 4)
[[File:WSU Network Cert Pic5.png|none|thumb|386x386px|Fig. 4 Select Sign In. ]]

4. A Microsoft login page will open. Sign in using your StarID@go.minnstate.edu (students) or StarID@minnstate.edu (employees) and StarID password.

5. Once you are signed in the below image will appear. Select Join Now.

6. Select Allow.

7. Open Settings and go to Profiles. You can search for it like in the below image.

8. Select VPN & Device Management.

9. Select the Winona State University under Configuration Profile.

10. Select Install.

11. Open up Wi-Fi in Settings. Select WSU. Your phone should connect.

File:WSU Network Cert Pic5.png

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WSU wireless network

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RachelSvenningson: /* Android */

The WSU wireless network is a new campus wireless network available to WSU students & employees. This network is a certificate based network.

It is currently available on all current university leased MacBook laptops and the HP 24 model. This network will appear as WSU on the MacBooks and WSU-User and WSU-Device on the HP 24 model.

This network is also available on personal mobile devices (laptops, iOS devices, & android devices).

== Android ==
1. Open a web browser on your phone.

2. Type in or copy paste this link exactly, or simply click on the link: https://cloud.securew2.com/public/02770/WSU/

3. Once the webpage loads, make sure it detects the system as an '''Android''' and Step 1 appears as '''Google Play Store (App)''' and select '''Download.''' Figure 1.
[[File:WSU Network Cert Pic1.jpg|none|thumb|387x387px]]

5. The Google Play Store will open. Select Install.

6. A Microsoft login page will open. Sign in using your StarID@go.minnstate.edu (students) or StarID@minnstate.edu (employees) and StarID password.

7. Once you are signed in the below image will appear. Select Save.

8. Go into your Settings and connect to WSU.

== iPhone ==
1. Open a web browser on your phone.

2. Type in or copy paste this link exactly, or simply click on the link: https://cloud.securew2.com/public/02770/WSU/

3. Once the webpage loads make sure it appears as an iPhone/iPad. Select Sign In.

4. A Microsoft login page will open. Sign in using your StarID@go.minnstate.edu (students) or StarID@minnstate.edu (employees) and StarID password.

5. Once you are signed in the below image will appear. Select Join Now.

6. Select Allow.

7. Open Settings and go to Profiles. You can search for it like in the below image.

8. Select VPN & Device Management.

9. Select the Winona State University under Configuration Profile.

10. Select Install.

11. Open up Wi-Fi in Settings. Select WSU. Your phone should connect.

File:WSU Network Cert Pic1.jpg

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WSU Network Cert Pic1

Connecting Android to WSU Wireless

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__notoc__

If you are on Winona's campus or the Broadway building in Rochester, go to [[WSU wireless network]] page to connect to the WSU network instead of the directions below.

If you are on WSU-Rochester's RCTC campus, process with the instructions on this page. If these instructions don't work for you, you will have to use the [[WSU Guest Wireless|WSU Guest network]].

==Android 12 (or newer) - Connecting to Warrior Wi-Fi==
We recommend removing your existing connections to any other WSU Wi-Fi networks by tapping and holding '''the network name''' then tapping '''Forget.'''

1. '''Open a web browser on your device''' and http://www.winona.edu/certs/cert.winona.edu_CERT(4).crt

2. Android will inform you that this certificate must be installed in Settings.

[[File:Certificate message.png|frameless]]

3. Go to '''Settings - Security - Encryption & Credentials''' then tap '''Install a certificate.'''

[[File:Encryption and credentials window.png|frameless]]

4. Tap '''Wi-Fi certificate.'''

[[File:Install a wi-fi certificate.png|frameless]]

5. Tap the '''CRT file''' with winona in the name.

[[File:Crt file.png|frameless]]

6. Name the certificate CERT in all-caps then tap '''OK.'''

[[File:CERT the crt.png|frameless]]

7. Go to '''Settings - Network & internet - Internet''' then tap '''warrior''' once it appears in the list.

[[File:Android Wi-Fi List at WSU.png|frameless]]

8. On the warrior screen tap the field for '''CA certificate''' then tap '''CERT.'''

[[File:Use the CERT.png|frameless]]

9. Now enter '''winona.edu''' under '''Domain''', enter your '''StarID''' under '''Identity and Anonymous''' '''identity''', then enter your '''StarID password''' under '''Password.'''

[[File:Sample fields for wi-fi.png|frameless]]

10. After a few seconds it should say '''Connected''' under warrior.

[[File:Wi-fi is now connected.png|frameless]]

==Android 10 (or earlier) - Connecting to Warrior Wi-Fi==
1. Swipe up or tap to open your Applications tray.

[[File:(1) Wire_And.png|300px]]

2. Tap '''Settings.'''

[[File:(2) Wire_Set.png|300px]]

3. Tap '''Connections.'''

[[File:(3) Wire_Conn.png|300px]]

4. Tap '''Wi-Fi''' then then tap '''warrior.'''

[[File:(4) Wire_War.png|300px]]

5. Under '''EAP method''' select '''PEAP''' and under '''Phase 2 authentication''' select '''MSCHAPV2.'''

[[File:(6) Wire_MSCHAPV2.png|300px]]

6. Under '''CA certificate''' select '''Do not validate''' then tap '''Identity''' and '''type your StarID'''. Enter '''your StarID password''' then tap '''Connect.'''

[[File:(7) Wire_User.png|300px]]

7. Done! If you see '''Connected''' then you have successfully connected your Android device to WSU's Warrior Wi-Fi network.

[[File:(8) Wire_Check.png|300px]]

==Troubleshooting Tips==
*Please update your Android device to its latest supported version of Android before attempting to connect to WSU Wi-Fi networks.
*Swipe away all apps then restart your Android device before performing these steps.
*If these steps don't work the first time then go to your Wi-Fi settings, long press the '''warrior''' network, select '''Forget Network''' then retry the steps above.
*If you have a VPN app on your Android device consider disabling it before attempting these steps. Once connected, feel free to re-enable your VPN and test if your connection still works.

[[Category: Android]][[Category: Network]][[Category: Wireless]]

Connecting Android to WSU Wireless

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__notoc__

If you are on Winona's campus or the Broadway building in Rochester, go to [[WSU wireless network]] page to connect to the WSU network instead of the directions below.

If you are on WSU-Rochester's RCTC campus, process with the instructions on this page. If these instructions don't work for you, you will have to use the [[WSU Guest network]].

==Android 12 (or newer) - Connecting to Warrior Wi-Fi==
We recommend removing your existing connections to any other WSU Wi-Fi networks by tapping and holding '''the network name''' then tapping '''Forget.'''

1. '''Open a web browser on your device''' and http://www.winona.edu/certs/cert.winona.edu_CERT(4).crt

2. Android will inform you that this certificate must be installed in Settings.

[[File:Certificate message.png|frameless]]

3. Go to '''Settings - Security - Encryption & Credentials''' then tap '''Install a certificate.'''

[[File:Encryption and credentials window.png|frameless]]

4. Tap '''Wi-Fi certificate.'''

[[File:Install a wi-fi certificate.png|frameless]]

5. Tap the '''CRT file''' with winona in the name.

[[File:Crt file.png|frameless]]

6. Name the certificate CERT in all-caps then tap '''OK.'''

[[File:CERT the crt.png|frameless]]

7. Go to '''Settings - Network & internet - Internet''' then tap '''warrior''' once it appears in the list.

[[File:Android Wi-Fi List at WSU.png|frameless]]

8. On the warrior screen tap the field for '''CA certificate''' then tap '''CERT.'''

[[File:Use the CERT.png|frameless]]

9. Now enter '''winona.edu''' under '''Domain''', enter your '''StarID''' under '''Identity and Anonymous''' '''identity''', then enter your '''StarID password''' under '''Password.'''

[[File:Sample fields for wi-fi.png|frameless]]

10. After a few seconds it should say '''Connected''' under warrior.

[[File:Wi-fi is now connected.png|frameless]]

==Android 10 (or earlier) - Connecting to Warrior Wi-Fi==
1. Swipe up or tap to open your Applications tray.

[[File:(1) Wire_And.png|300px]]

2. Tap '''Settings.'''

[[File:(2) Wire_Set.png|300px]]

3. Tap '''Connections.'''

[[File:(3) Wire_Conn.png|300px]]

4. Tap '''Wi-Fi''' then then tap '''warrior.'''

[[File:(4) Wire_War.png|300px]]

5. Under '''EAP method''' select '''PEAP''' and under '''Phase 2 authentication''' select '''MSCHAPV2.'''

[[File:(6) Wire_MSCHAPV2.png|300px]]

6. Under '''CA certificate''' select '''Do not validate''' then tap '''Identity''' and '''type your StarID'''. Enter '''your StarID password''' then tap '''Connect.'''

[[File:(7) Wire_User.png|300px]]

7. Done! If you see '''Connected''' then you have successfully connected your Android device to WSU's Warrior Wi-Fi network.

[[File:(8) Wire_Check.png|300px]]

==Troubleshooting Tips==
*Please update your Android device to its latest supported version of Android before attempting to connect to WSU Wi-Fi networks.
*Swipe away all apps then restart your Android device before performing these steps.
*If these steps don't work the first time then go to your Wi-Fi settings, long press the '''warrior''' network, select '''Forget Network''' then retry the steps above.
*If you have a VPN app on your Android device consider disabling it before attempting these steps. Once connected, feel free to re-enable your VPN and test if your connection still works.

[[Category: Android]][[Category: Network]][[Category: Wireless]]

Connecting Android to WSU Wireless

2024-09-17T19:05:58Z

RachelSvenningson: /* Android 12 (or newer) - Connecting to Warrior Wi-Fi */

__notoc__

If you are on Winona's campus or the Broadway building in Rochester, go to [[WSU wireless network]] page to connect to the WSU network instead of the directions below.

If you are on WSU-Rochester's RCTC campus, process with the instructions on this page.

==Android 12 (or newer) - Connecting to Warrior Wi-Fi==
We recommend removing your existing connections to any other WSU Wi-Fi networks by tapping and holding '''the network name''' then tapping '''Forget.'''

1. '''Open a web browser on your device''' and http://www.winona.edu/certs/cert.winona.edu_CERT(4).crt

2. Android will inform you that this certificate must be installed in Settings.

[[File:Certificate message.png|frameless]]

3. Go to '''Settings - Security - Encryption & Credentials''' then tap '''Install a certificate.'''

[[File:Encryption and credentials window.png|frameless]]

4. Tap '''Wi-Fi certificate.'''

[[File:Install a wi-fi certificate.png|frameless]]

5. Tap the '''CRT file''' with winona in the name.

[[File:Crt file.png|frameless]]

6. Name the certificate CERT in all-caps then tap '''OK.'''

[[File:CERT the crt.png|frameless]]

7. Go to '''Settings - Network & internet - Internet''' then tap '''warrior''' once it appears in the list.

[[File:Android Wi-Fi List at WSU.png|frameless]]

8. On the warrior screen tap the field for '''CA certificate''' then tap '''CERT.'''

[[File:Use the CERT.png|frameless]]

9. Now enter '''winona.edu''' under '''Domain''', enter your '''StarID''' under '''Identity and Anonymous''' '''identity''', then enter your '''StarID password''' under '''Password.'''

[[File:Sample fields for wi-fi.png|frameless]]

10. After a few seconds it should say '''Connected''' under warrior.

[[File:Wi-fi is now connected.png|frameless]]

==Android 11 - Connecting to WSU Guest Wi-Fi==
BEFORE YOU PROCEED: If possible, update your Android device to Android 12 (or newer) then follow the instructions above instead.

1. Select '''WSU Guest Wi-Fi.'''

2. Select '''Don’t have an account.'''

3. Create an account using '''your full name''' and '''WSU email address. This username and password can be used to connect your Android 11 device to WSU Guest Wi-Fi.'''

4. Your account is now created!

5. After you choose '''WSU Guest Wi-Fi''' on your Android 11 device, enter your '''username''' and '''password''' then click A'''ccept''' on the Acceptable Use Policy.

[[File:WirelessPicture4.png|500px]]

6. Click Continue.

[[File:WirelessPicture5.png|500px]]

==Android 10 (or earlier) - Connecting to Warrior Wi-Fi==
1. Swipe up or tap to open your Applications tray.

[[File:(1) Wire_And.png|300px]]

2. Tap '''Settings.'''

[[File:(2) Wire_Set.png|300px]]

3. Tap '''Connections.'''

[[File:(3) Wire_Conn.png|300px]]

4. Tap '''Wi-Fi''' then then tap '''warrior.'''

[[File:(4) Wire_War.png|300px]]

5. Under '''EAP method''' select '''PEAP''' and under '''Phase 2 authentication''' select '''MSCHAPV2.'''

[[File:(6) Wire_MSCHAPV2.png|300px]]

6. Under '''CA certificate''' select '''Do not validate''' then tap '''Identity''' and '''type your StarID'''. Enter '''your StarID password''' then tap '''Connect.'''

[[File:(7) Wire_User.png|300px]]

7. Done! If you see '''Connected''' then you have successfully connected your Android device to WSU's Warrior Wi-Fi network.

[[File:(8) Wire_Check.png|300px]]

==Troubleshooting Tips==
*Please update your Android device to its latest supported version of Android before attempting to connect to WSU Wi-Fi networks.
*Swipe away all apps then restart your Android device before performing these steps.
*If these steps don't work the first time then go to your Wi-Fi settings, long press the '''warrior''' network, select '''Forget Network''' then retry the steps above.
*If you have a VPN app on your Android device consider disabling it before attempting these steps. Once connected, feel free to re-enable your VPN and test if your connection still works.

[[Category: Android]][[Category: Network]][[Category: Wireless]]

Connecting Android to WSU Wireless

2024-09-17T14:59:19Z

RachelSvenningson: /* Android 12 (or newer) - Connecting to Warrior Wi-Fi */

__notoc__

If you are on Winona's campus or the Broadway building in Rochester, go to [[WSU wireless network]] page to connect to the WSU network instead of the directions below.

If you are on WSU-Rochester's RCTC campus, process with the instructions on this page.

==Android 12 (or newer) - Connecting to Warrior Wi-Fi==
We recommend removing your existing connections to any other WSU Wi-Fi networks by tapping and holding '''the network name''' then tapping '''Forget.'''

1. '''Open a web browser on your device''' and http://www.winona.edu/certs/cert.winona.edu_CERT(4).crt

2. Android will inform you that this certificate must be installed in Settings.

[[File:Certificate message.png|frameless]]

3. Go to '''Settings - Security - Encryption & Credentials''' then tap '''Install a certificate.'''

[[File:Encryption and credentials window.png|frameless]]

4. Tap '''Wi-Fi certificate.'''

[[File:Install a wi-fi certificate.png|frameless]]

5. Tap the '''CRT file''' with winona in the name.

[[File:Crt file.png|frameless]]

6. Name the certificate CERT in all-caps then tap '''OK.'''

[[File:CERT the crt.png|frameless]]

7. Go to '''Settings - Network & internet - Internet''' then tap '''warrior''' once it appears in the list.

[[File:Android Wi-Fi List at WSU.png|frameless]]

8. On the warrior screen tap the field for '''CA certificate''' then tap '''CERT.'''

[[File:Use the CERT.png|frameless]]

9. Now enter '''winona.edu''' under '''Domain''', enter your '''StarID''' under '''Identity''', leave the Anonymous identity blank, then enter your '''StarID password''' under '''Password.'''

[[File:Sample fields for wi-fi.png|frameless]]

10. After a few seconds it should say '''Connected''' under warrior.

[[File:Wi-fi is now connected.png|frameless]]

==Android 11 - Connecting to WSU Guest Wi-Fi==
BEFORE YOU PROCEED: If possible, update your Android device to Android 12 (or newer) then follow the instructions above instead.

1. Select '''WSU Guest Wi-Fi.'''

2. Select '''Don’t have an account.'''

3. Create an account using '''your full name''' and '''WSU email address. This username and password can be used to connect your Android 11 device to WSU Guest Wi-Fi.'''

4. Your account is now created!

5. After you choose '''WSU Guest Wi-Fi''' on your Android 11 device, enter your '''username''' and '''password''' then click A'''ccept''' on the Acceptable Use Policy.

[[File:WirelessPicture4.png|500px]]

6. Click Continue.

[[File:WirelessPicture5.png|500px]]

==Android 10 (or earlier) - Connecting to Warrior Wi-Fi==
1. Swipe up or tap to open your Applications tray.

[[File:(1) Wire_And.png|300px]]

2. Tap '''Settings.'''

[[File:(2) Wire_Set.png|300px]]

3. Tap '''Connections.'''

[[File:(3) Wire_Conn.png|300px]]

4. Tap '''Wi-Fi''' then then tap '''warrior.'''

[[File:(4) Wire_War.png|300px]]

5. Under '''EAP method''' select '''PEAP''' and under '''Phase 2 authentication''' select '''MSCHAPV2.'''

[[File:(6) Wire_MSCHAPV2.png|300px]]

6. Under '''CA certificate''' select '''Do not validate''' then tap '''Identity''' and '''type your StarID'''. Enter '''your StarID password''' then tap '''Connect.'''

[[File:(7) Wire_User.png|300px]]

7. Done! If you see '''Connected''' then you have successfully connected your Android device to WSU's Warrior Wi-Fi network.

[[File:(8) Wire_Check.png|300px]]

==Troubleshooting Tips==
*Please update your Android device to its latest supported version of Android before attempting to connect to WSU Wi-Fi networks.
*Swipe away all apps then restart your Android device before performing these steps.
*If these steps don't work the first time then go to your Wi-Fi settings, long press the '''warrior''' network, select '''Forget Network''' then retry the steps above.
*If you have a VPN app on your Android device consider disabling it before attempting these steps. Once connected, feel free to re-enable your VPN and test if your connection still works.

[[Category: Android]][[Category: Network]][[Category: Wireless]]

Connecting Android to WSU Wireless

2024-09-17T14:58:40Z

RachelSvenningson: /* Android 12 (or newer) - Connecting to Warrior Wi-Fi */

__notoc__

If you are on Winona's campus or the Broadway building in Rochester, go to [[WSU wireless network]] page to connect to the WSU network instead of the directions below.

If you are on WSU-Rochester's RCTC campus, process with the instructions on this page.

==Android 12 (or newer) - Connecting to Warrior Wi-Fi==
We recommend removing your existing connections to any other WSU Wi-Fi networks by tapping and holding '''the network name''' then tapping '''Forget.'''

1. '''Open a web browser on your device''' and http://www.winona.edu/certs/cert.winona.edu_CERT(4).crt

2. Android will inform you that this certificate must be installed in Settings.

[[File:Certificate message.png|frameless]]3. Go to '''Settings - Security - Encryption & Credentials''' then tap '''Install a certificate.'''

[[File:Encryption and credentials window.png|frameless]]4. Tap '''Wi-Fi certificate.'''

[[File:Install a wi-fi certificate.png|frameless]]5. Tap the '''CRT file''' with winona in the name.

[[File:Crt file.png|frameless]]

6. Name the certificate CERT in all-caps then tap '''OK.'''

[[File:CERT the crt.png|frameless]]

7. Go to '''Settings - Network & internet - Internet''' then tap '''warrior''' once it appears in the list.

[[File:Android Wi-Fi List at WSU.png|frameless]]

8. On the warrior screen tap the field for '''CA certificate''' then tap '''CERT.'''

[[File:Use the CERT.png|frameless]]

9. Now enter '''winona.edu''' under '''Domain''', enter your '''StarID''' under '''Identity''', leave the Anonymous identity blank, then enter your '''StarID password''' under '''Password.'''

[[File:Sample fields for wi-fi.png|frameless]]

10. After a few seconds it should say '''Connected''' under warrior.

[[File:Wi-fi is now connected.png|frameless]]

==Android 11 - Connecting to WSU Guest Wi-Fi==
BEFORE YOU PROCEED: If possible, update your Android device to Android 12 (or newer) then follow the instructions above instead.

1. Select '''WSU Guest Wi-Fi.'''

2. Select '''Don’t have an account.'''

3. Create an account using '''your full name''' and '''WSU email address. This username and password can be used to connect your Android 11 device to WSU Guest Wi-Fi.'''

4. Your account is now created!

5. After you choose '''WSU Guest Wi-Fi''' on your Android 11 device, enter your '''username''' and '''password''' then click A'''ccept''' on the Acceptable Use Policy.

[[File:WirelessPicture4.png|500px]]

6. Click Continue.

[[File:WirelessPicture5.png|500px]]

==Android 10 (or earlier) - Connecting to Warrior Wi-Fi==
1. Swipe up or tap to open your Applications tray.

[[File:(1) Wire_And.png|300px]]

2. Tap '''Settings.'''

[[File:(2) Wire_Set.png|300px]]

3. Tap '''Connections.'''

[[File:(3) Wire_Conn.png|300px]]

4. Tap '''Wi-Fi''' then then tap '''warrior.'''

[[File:(4) Wire_War.png|300px]]

5. Under '''EAP method''' select '''PEAP''' and under '''Phase 2 authentication''' select '''MSCHAPV2.'''

[[File:(6) Wire_MSCHAPV2.png|300px]]

6. Under '''CA certificate''' select '''Do not validate''' then tap '''Identity''' and '''type your StarID'''. Enter '''your StarID password''' then tap '''Connect.'''

[[File:(7) Wire_User.png|300px]]

7. Done! If you see '''Connected''' then you have successfully connected your Android device to WSU's Warrior Wi-Fi network.

[[File:(8) Wire_Check.png|300px]]

==Troubleshooting Tips==
*Please update your Android device to its latest supported version of Android before attempting to connect to WSU Wi-Fi networks.
*Swipe away all apps then restart your Android device before performing these steps.
*If these steps don't work the first time then go to your Wi-Fi settings, long press the '''warrior''' network, select '''Forget Network''' then retry the steps above.
*If you have a VPN app on your Android device consider disabling it before attempting these steps. Once connected, feel free to re-enable your VPN and test if your connection still works.

[[Category: Android]][[Category: Network]][[Category: Wireless]]

WSU wireless network

2024-09-13T16:52:55Z

RachelSvenningson: Created page with "The WSU wireless network is a new campus wireless network available to WSU students & employees. This network is a certificate based network. It is currently available on al..."

File:New WSU Wifi Cert Instructions.pdf

2024-09-13T16:48:25Z

RachelSvenningson:

pdf for now. Too many screenshots to add at the moment.

Class storage

2024-09-04T16:22:32Z

RachelSvenningson: /* Mapping Network Drives */

Instructors can request that {{WSU}} Information Technology Services create '''class storage''' on a WSU network file server for the duration of an academic term that is only accessible to the instructor and students of that course. A class storage directory includes personal subdirectories for each student and a shared subdirectory that all students can access. Class storage directories are accessible via the Web by the account owner. Students are added to the class storage service automatically based on the official class roster and drops/adds are managed automatically throughout the term.

==Request class storage==
Class storage can be requested by instructors as their courses become available within Minnesota State's official student record system: [[ISRS]]. Upon completion of the request form, the class storage directory will be created within two hours. To request class storage:
#Browse to [https://w3.winona.edu/ClassStorage/ClassStorage/StorageRequests Request a class store]
#Enter your StarID username and password. Use only your StarID as the username format (e.g., ab1234cd)
#Select the '''Change Term''' tab to ensure that the correct academic term is selected.
#From the '''Storage Requests''' tab, select the '''Create''' button. All the courses you are scheduled to teach that term will be displayed. If you do not see a course listed, contact your department chair to ensure that you are entered in ISRS as the teacher of record for that course.

==Accessing a class store==
Class storage is located on a local network file server.
*On a PC, you connect to it as you would your R: (personal) or S: (department) drives. The class storage will be listed automatically as your T directory or '''ClassStorage(\\winona.edu\dfs\Community)((T:)'''. When you are off campus, you will need a [[VPN]] connection and will also need to Click to Map Drives in order to see it on your list of locations in File Explorer.
*On a Mac, select the Go menu of the Finder. Then select Connect to Server. Search for '''smb://files.winona.edu/classes'''
*Each class store will be named according to the year/term and the 6 digit Minnesota State ID of that course. Each course will have a 1 GB storage limit. Access to each course will be determined by the class roster.
A TA or tutor can be added to a specific class storage as an instructor to get access.
Updated class lists (due to drop/add) will occur once daily by IT until the drop/add period is over.

==Mapping Network Drives==
Please refer to [[Local network storage|Local Network Storage]] when connecting to storage.

==Class store is temporary==
Your class store will be disabled at the end of the semester. Don't forget to save anything you need from class store to another location.

==Related articles==
*[[Preparing for the first week of class]]

[[Category: File Storage]][[Category:Network]][[Category:Faculty]][[Category:Staff]][[Category:Course Preparation]]
__NOTOC__

JMP

2024-09-04T16:19:26Z

RachelSvenningson: /* How to Download From the WSU Network */

[[File:JMP.Logo.PNG|400px]]

JMP is statistical software for expert data analysis, DOE, and Six Sigma, from SAS. For Mac, Windows, and Linux.

The software consists of five products: JMP, JMP Pro, JMP Clinical, JMP Genomics and the JMP Graph Builder App for the iPad
==How to Download From the WSU Network==
'''JMP 18 Install'''

* Request JMP through Warrior Space at this link: [https://warriorspace.winona.edu/ProcessDirector/form.aspx?pid=cbc76cfa-e332-489a-a868-237dcf390893&formid=6b98a63d-de91-4564-8a7d-d9d327a66ccd&forminstid=&wfinstid=&prinstid=&tlid=&testmode=&parsecontrols=&CTRun=&CTConfigure=&CTContainerFORMID=&CTContainerWFID=&CTContainerRULEID=&CTContainerPRID=&completepage=&completepageprompt=&completetext=&saveformpage=&saveformtext=&saveformpageprompt=&url=&INFOMSG=&linkwfid=&linkprid=&nottask=&findtask=&caseinstid=&indash=&incasef=&targetportlet=0&howtoopen=0 Software Request]
* The JMP Software Request form must be filled out before the installation process can be completed.

* Once you submit the form, wait 24 hours/one full business day. You should then receive an email that you have been authorized to use JMP.
** Check your “Other” folder in Outlook; it may go there instead of “Focused.”
* Go to my.jmp.com[[File:Download1.png|none|thumb]]
* Select Login.
* Under email, put in your school email address in the form of firstname.lastname@go.winona.edu (students), firstname.lastname@winona.edu or username@winona.edu (ex. jdoe@winona.edu) (employees).
* Select Sign In; you will be prompted to created a new account.
* Enter your first and last name
* You will be emailed a verification code (it may have once again gone to your Other email folder, so check there if it’s not in Focused).
* Click on JMP Pro for Academic Multi-Use.[[File:Download2.png|none|thumb]]
* Download the installer file.
* Double-click on the file you just downloaded to Launch the installer file to install JMP.
* Launch JMP.[[File:Download3.png|none|thumb]]
* Sign into My JMP by entering your email address. A verification code will be sent to that email address to complete sign-in.

== Related articles ==
*[[Managed_Software_Center| Managed Software Center (Mac)]]

*[[Software_Center| Software Center (PC)]]
*[[Company Portal]]

[[category:software]]

JMP

2024-09-04T16:14:31Z

RachelSvenningson: added software request

[[File:JMP.Logo.PNG|400px]]

JMP is statistical software for expert data analysis, DOE, and Six Sigma, from SAS. For Mac, Windows, and Linux.

The software consists of five products: JMP, JMP Pro, JMP Clinical, JMP Genomics and the JMP Graph Builder App for the iPad
==How to Download From the WSU Network==
'''JMP 18 Install'''

* Request JMP through Warrior Space at this link: [https://warriorspace.winona.edu/ProcessDirector/form.aspx?pid=cbc76cfa-e332-489a-a868-237dcf390893&formid=6b98a63d-de91-4564-8a7d-d9d327a66ccd&forminstid=&wfinstid=&prinstid=&tlid=&testmode=&parsecontrols=&CTRun=&CTConfigure=&CTContainerFORMID=&CTContainerWFID=&CTContainerRULEID=&CTContainerPRID=&completepage=&completepageprompt=&completetext=&saveformpage=&saveformtext=&saveformpageprompt=&url=&INFOMSG=&linkwfid=&linkprid=&nottask=&findtask=&caseinstid=&indash=&incasef=&targetportlet=0&howtoopen=0 Software Request]
* The JMP Software Request form must be filled out before the installation process can be completed.

* Once you submit the form, wait 24 hours/one full business day. You should then receive an email that you have been authorized to use JMP.
** Check your “Other” folder in Outlook; it may go there instead of “Focused.”
* Go to my.jmp.com[[File:Download1.png|none|thumb]]
* Select Login.
* Under email, put in your school email address in the form of first.lastname@go.winona.edu
* Select Sign In; you will be prompted to created a new account.
* Enter your first and last name
* You will be emailed a verification code (it may have once again gone to your Other email folder, so check there if it’s not in Focused).
* Click on JMP Pro for Academic Multi-Use.[[File:Download2.png|none|thumb]]
* Download the installer file.
* Double-click on the file you just downloaded to Launch the installer file to install JMP.
* Launch JMP.[[File:Download3.png|none|thumb]]
* Sign into My JMP by entering your email address. A verification code will be sent to that email address to complete sign-in.

== Related articles ==
*[[Managed_Software_Center| Managed Software Center (Mac)]]

*[[Software_Center| Software Center (PC)]]
*[[Company Portal]]

[[category:software]]

JMP

2024-09-04T16:10:57Z

RachelSvenningson: images added

[[File:JMP.Logo.PNG|400px]]

JMP is statistical software for expert data analysis, DOE, and Six Sigma, from SAS. For Mac, Windows, and Linux.

The software consists of five products: JMP, JMP Pro, JMP Clinical, JMP Genomics and the JMP Graph Builder App for the iPad
==How to Download From the WSU Network==
'''JMP 18 Install'''

* Request JMP through Warrior Space.
* The JMP Software Request form must be filled out before the installation process can be completed.

* Once you submit the form, wait approximately 24 hours. You should then receive an email that you have been authorized to use JMP.
** Check your “Other” folder in Outlook; it may go there instead of “Focused.”
* Go to my.jmp.com[[File:Download1.png|none|thumb]]
* Select Login.
* Under email, put in your school email address in the form of first.lastname@go.winona.edu
* Select Sign In; you will be prompted to created a new account.
* Enter your first and last name
* You will be emailed a verification code (it may have once again gone to your Other email folder, so check there if it’s not in Focused).
* Click on JMP Pro for Academic Multi-Use.[[File:Download2.png|none|thumb]]
* Download the installer file.
* Double-click on the file you just downloaded to Launch the installer file to install JMP.
* Launch JMP.[[File:Download3.png|none|thumb]]
* Sign into My JMP by entering your email address. A verification code will be sent to that email address to complete sign-in.

== Related articles ==
*[[Managed_Software_Center| Managed Software Center (Mac)]]

*[[Software_Center| Software Center (PC)]]
*[[Company Portal]]

[[category:software]]

File:Download3.png

2024-09-04T16:10:37Z

RachelSvenningson:

jmp3

File:Download2.png

2024-09-04T16:10:04Z

RachelSvenningson:

jmp2

File:Download1.png

2024-09-04T16:09:35Z

RachelSvenningson:

jmp1

JMP

2024-09-04T16:08:34Z

RachelSvenningson: jmp instructions

Company Portal

2024-09-04T15:56:51Z

RachelSvenningson: company portal info

=== PC: ===

=== How do I install apps through Company Portal? ===

# Open Company Portal by going to the Start Menu and then select All Apps.
# Once Company Portal is open apps will appear on the home screen.
# Click the app you wish to install and then select Install.
# A "Download Pending" message will appear with a progress bar.
# Once the progress bar disappears the app is finished installing.
# If you would like to install another app select the back arrow in the top left corner.
# If an app you need is not on the home page select the bulleted list icon on the left menu bar. This will show you all available apps.
# Click the apps you want to download and select install.
# Once all your installations are complete the apps will appear under All Apps.

=== What else can I find in Company Portal? ===

# Under the download icon on the left menu bar there will be available updates to certain apps.
# You cannot change your password through Company Portal. The link provided will not work.

=== What if Company Portal doesn't show up? ===

# Open the Start Menu.
# Type in Company Portal.
# An option to open the Microsoft Store should appear.
# Open the Microsoft Store and select the "Get" button in the top right.
# The installation should start.
# Once this is complete open Company Portal and log in with your starid@go.minnstate.edu and starid password.

=== Macbooks: ===
At this time Macs will still install programs through Managed Software Center.

[[Managed Software Center]]

Class storage

2024-09-04T15:52:00Z

RachelSvenningson: changed link

Instructors can request that {{WSU}} Information Technology Services create '''class storage''' on a WSU network file server for the duration of an academic term that is only accessible to the instructor and students of that course. A class storage directory includes personal subdirectories for each student and a shared subdirectory that all students can access. Class storage directories are accessible via the Web by the account owner. Students are added to the class storage service automatically based on the official class roster and drops/adds are managed automatically throughout the term.

==Request class storage==
Class storage can be requested by instructors as their courses become available within Minnesota State's official student record system: [[ISRS]]. Upon completion of the request form, the class storage directory will be created within two hours. To request class storage:
#Browse to [https://w3.winona.edu/ClassStorage/ClassStorage/StorageRequests Request a class store]
#Enter your StarID username and password. Use only your StarID as the username format (e.g., ab1234cd)
#Select the '''Change Term''' tab to ensure that the correct academic term is selected.
#From the '''Storage Requests''' tab, select the '''Create''' button. All the courses you are scheduled to teach that term will be displayed. If you do not see a course listed, contact your department chair to ensure that you are entered in ISRS as the teacher of record for that course.

==Accessing a class store==
Class storage is located on a local network file server.
*On a PC, you connect to it as you would your R: (personal) or S: (department) drives. The class storage will be listed automatically as your T directory or '''ClassStorage(\\winona.edu\dfs\Community)((T:)'''. When you are off campus, you will need a [[VPN]] connection and will also need to Click to Map Drives in order to see it on your list of locations in File Explorer.
*On a Mac, select the Go menu of the Finder. Then select Connect to Server. Search for '''smb://files.winona.edu/classes'''
*Each class store will be named according to the year/term and the 6 digit Minnesota State ID of that course. Each course will have a 1 GB storage limit. Access to each course will be determined by the class roster.
A TA or tutor can be added to a specific class storage as an instructor to get access.
Updated class lists (due to drop/add) will occur once daily by IT until the drop/add period is over.

==Mapping Network Drives==
Please refer to [[Local Network Storage]] when connecting to storage.

==Class store is temporary==
Your class store will be disabled at the end of the semester. Don't forget to save anything you need from class store to another location.

==Related articles==
*[[Preparing for the first week of class]]

[[Category: File Storage]][[Category:Network]][[Category:Faculty]][[Category:Staff]][[Category:Course Preparation]]
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Mapping Class Storage Drive

2024-09-04T15:50:25Z

RachelSvenningson: added links

===New PC users (2024)===
'''NOTE: This applies to Intune PC users. If you are unable to click to map network drives follow the below steps.'''
#Open File Explorer and select “This PC” on the left menu bar.
#Right click on “This PC”
#Then select “Map network drive…”[[File:Class storage 1.png|none|thumb|link=https://learn.winona.edu/wiki/File:Class_storage_1.png]]
#A new window will appear. The letter “Z” will automatically appear in the “Drive” dropdown menu. From the dropdown menu select “T.”
#In the box labeled “Folder” copy the following path: \\winona.edu\dfs\Community\ClassStorage[[File:Class storage 2.png|none|thumb|link=https://learn.winona.edu/wiki/File:Class_storage_2.png]]
#Then select finish.
#A new window will appear. Enter your starid@winona.edu and your starid password.
#Select the “Remember my credentials” box and then select “ok.”[[File:Class storage 3.png|none|thumb|link=https://learn.winona.edu/wiki/File:Class_storage_3.png]]
#Your T drive should load.
#This drive may disconnect, we suggest creating a notepad file on your desktop with the \\winona.edu\dfs\Community\ClassStorage in it.
#You can also add a shortcut to your desktop for the drive by:
#Once your T drive is loaded in your File Explorer you can create a shortcut.
#Select your T drive and drag and drop the file onto your desktop.[[File:Class storage 4.png|none|thumb|link=https://learn.winona.edu/wiki/File:Class_storage_4.png]]

== Related Articles ==
[[Class storage]]

[[Local network storage]]