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DASH (Dynamic Administrative Systems for Higher Ed) is the University’s branding of its Oracle enterprise resource planning (ERP) cloud software solution, providing financial, human resource, payroll, budgeting, and facilities management functionality to the University’s campuses and institutes. To find out more, visit the Friends of DASH site.
Not sure where to start or can't log in? Submit a ticket with the HelpDesk.
Purchase additional Microsoft software.
Request help with access, logging in, resolving errors, events, adding new features, or Marketing Cloud campaigns.
Use this form to:
- Request a NetID for a person
- Request to Sponsor a person for OIT Services
- Request a NetID for a department or organization
- Request a change to an existing department or organization
OIT supported teaching and learning technologies.
University-Supported WordPress websites are hosted on OIT/OCM’s managed WordPress service, WP Engine. Request a website, help with an existing website, manage access, or request a WordPress plugin.
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Microsoft 365 Outlook, Teams, and Groups; Sharepoint; Google Workspace and Gmail; Listserv, & SMTP access.
Firewall/VPN requests
The UTK Cloud Solutions team manages and optimizes cloud infrastructure across Azure, Google, and AWS Cloud services.
Infrastructure for Scientific Applications & Advanced Computing (ISAAC); Access powerful clusters of computers to run applications that are computationally challenging or data-intensive.
Submit a request to handle special circumstances, such as adding a new employee who needs services immediately, providing access to a contractor or other person not paid through the University payroll system, or creating an account for a campus department or organization.
Request a two-factor hardware token if you do not have a smartphone.
TeamDynamix ticketing and request tracking; service level management and agreements. Request IT Support for your department.
Request video streaming of academic events, such as classes, symposia, or special lectures.
OIT provides virtual server space for active students to build websites for coursework. The Academic Linux Environment is a robust, full-stack LAMP service running on Red Hat Enterprise Linux.