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A shared mailbox makes it easy for a group of people to read and send emails from one public email address, like info@fdu.edu. When a person in the group replies to a message sent to the shared mailbox, the email appears to be from the shared address, not from the individual user. Shared mailboxes can…

Calendar sharing is easier than ever with Office365. If you wish to share your calendar, follow the steps bellow.

All students, faculty, and staff can submit SoftDocs forms through FDU webpages or directly in SoftDocs Etrieve Central. Etrieve Central is a browser-based, mobile-friendly electronic forms and document management system. If you cannot find or access a form you were instructed to complete, submit a service request through the SAMI Support Portal. Accessing and Submitting…

Employees of Fairleigh Dickinson University must comply with all software regulations imposed by the University and by US Copyright Law.

Departments wishing to obtain software, whether it is for use by the department or to be installed in the FDU computer labs and/or FDU Anywhere, should plan appropriately to provide adequate time to acquire the software and make it available to users. The following steps should be used as a guide when planning to obtain…

What is a phishing scam? Phishing refers to the act of using a fraudulent identity and scenario to extract personal information or something else of value. Although phishing scams can occur over various mediums including text messages, phone calls, and social media, they are most frequently carried out via email. Scammers have many means of…

Fairleigh Dickinson University provides an extensive array of technological resources and services tailored for our students. This guide is designed to assist students in navigating and utilizing these tools effectively, ensuring they can easily set up, access, and manage their accounts, while also offering comprehensive information on each service. ID and Email Your FDU NetID…

Below is the policy regarding the return of Cisco Desk phones that are no longer in use. The process, known as the “Telephone True-Up Process,” commences with a departmental request to remove currently active phones from service. The department is required to initiate the process by submitting a “True Up – Cisco Desk Phone Form”…