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Office of Information Technology (OIT)

UT Arlington
OIT: Office of Information Technology

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Accounts

Account Management Tools

Establish the official university e-mail address, manage identity verification questions and answers, change a lost or expired password, or view your 5-digit PIN used to access secured facilities.

Account Request Forms

NetID, E-Mail, Linux, MavSpace, and web related.

Creating and Publishing Web Pages

Class- and research-related websites, as well as student organization and UT Arlington administration pages, are considered official. To request an official web space, please go to the Web Space Request Form.

Departmental Web Sites

For example SOAR SI, Accounting Assignments, etc.

The University’s Web Standards Committee is requesting all departments to delay any new Web design or re-design plans for the next 8 – 10 months. The University is implementing a Web Content Management System for its Web site which will provide the foundation for simpler and less-costly Web redesigns and updates for all campus departments in the future. Find out more on the CMS Web site.

E-Mail

Enterprise e-mail is provided to all UT Arlington faculty and staff upon activation of their NetID. The service is provided by the Microsoft Exchange E-mail server. The officially supported means to access UT ARLINGTON e-mail is with either the Microsoft Outlook e-mail client on the Windows platform, Microsoft Entourage on the MacOS platform, or via the Microsoft Exchange Web interface with a compliant Web browser.

File Storage

Files on Network Drives are accessible from on- and off- campus and are backed up every night. You have 500Mb of storage on MavSpace, 160 Mb on your J: drive, and 100 Mb in your web publishing folder. When using computers in the OIT labs, you must save your files on the network drives; files saved on the hard drives are automatically deleted. For more information see File Storage and Sharing. System Quota lists allotted space for each available storage type.

Identity Theft Protection

To help prevent Data Loss Never open attachments or click on links from strangers. Never respond to Phishing emails asking for personal information. Use a firewall when connecting to the Internet. Use an anti-virus program and regularly update the virus definitions. Install the latest software patches for your operating system and software. Do not install suspicious software or Internet downloads onto your computer, such programs may contain viruses.

Library Databases

Linux Servers: Omega and Gamma

We provide support for most industry-standard computing platforms, including Microsoft Windows Server and Red Hat Enterprise Linux. We support the enterprise computing infrastructure of the university including centralized authentication and authorization services, electronic mail, university web sites, file and print servers, and numerous application and database systems.

MavMail (Student E-Mail System)

The University of Texas at Arlington is pleased to announce a new e-mail service for students. Major improvements to this service includes large capacity e-mail as well as on-line storage to share files, photos, and communicate with friends. Another outstanding benefit of the new service is its availability to students after graduation.

MavSpace

MavSpace is a web resource for publishing and file storage for students, faculty, and staff at The University of Texas at Arlington.

MyMav

The UT Arlington student information system: registration, grades, payment, billing, advising, etc..

NetID Request (faculty/staff only)

UT Arlington provides a computer account referred to as a "NetID." The NetID allows access to UT Arlington computing resources. Manage your NetID Password

Network Connections

ResNet allows connecting from a campus dorm or apartment with Network connectivity. Wireless access is available throughout the campus. VPN Establishes a secure tunnel (connection) to UT Arlington network from outside. Dial-Up is available for connections using a computer's modem.

WebCT (Online Course Delivery System)

WebCT is a web-based e-learning environment. In this virtual classroom professors can post lectures, class notes, assignments, grades, online quizzes and more. It facilitates communication between faculty and students via integrated email, chat and bulletin boards.