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Overview of UCSF's SSL Certificate Service
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InCommon - How to Request a Certificate
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FAQs - InCommon SSL Certificate Service
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Cisco Jabber UC Training: Start a Chat
Start a Chat Session with Other Jabber Users
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- Staff
- Student
- Phones & Pager
Cisco Jabber UC Training: Group Chats
Start a Chat Session with Multiple Jabber Users You can send a group chat invite to chat with more than one person at a time. These conversations are not saved by Cisco Jabber, if you close the chat window, you will lose the chat history. Note: If you have a need to maintain chat history for collaboration, Microsoft Teams provides persistent chat history, please visit the Microsoft Teams Training page for more information.
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- Phones & Pager
Cisco Jabber UC Training: Video Conference
Starting a Video Conference in Cisco Jabber UC To start a video conference call, you will need to either (1) join one of our on-premise video conferencing bridges or (2) know the conference room's SIP URI so that you can dial the room directly. Note: The on-premise bridges and the conference room URIs look like email addresses. They must end in @ucsf.edu in order for Jabber UC to route the call to the video conference infrastructure. To initiate the video conference call:
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- Student
- Phones & Pager
IT Security Awareness - Stay Sharp to Stay Safe
An engaging way to build awareness Welcome to the IT Security Awareness site! Each month we focus on a new IT security topic of interest across our UCSF community. Taking the current month's quiz at the end of the article enters you into a drawing for one of six $50 Amazon Gift Cards.
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- Security
How to use the Configuration Management Database (CMDB)
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- Faculty
- Non-UCSF
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- Student
- Technical Partner
- Volunteer
DDPE Removable Storage Encryption FAQs
Frequently asked questions What is DDPE EMS? Dell Data Protection Encryption (DDPE) is UCSF's enterprise-wide desktop and laptop encryption application. External Media Shield (EMS) is DDPE's feature that enables saving encrypted files on removable storage devices such as flash drives or external hard drives. When will DDPE and DDPE EMS become available for macOS Big Sur? DDPE is not available for macOS Big Sur as Dell discontinued further development of this software.
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- Volunteer
- Security