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==Getting Help==
 
==Getting Help==
* The primary support email alias for computer, printer and network problems within the department is [mailto:request@math.berkeley.edu request@math.berkeley.edu].
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* The primary support email address for computer, printer and network problems within the department is [mailto:request@math.berkeley.edu request@math.berkeley.edu].
 
* Web related questions should be addressed to [mailto:webmaster@math.berkeley.edu webmaster@math.berkeley.edu].
 
* Web related questions should be addressed to [mailto:webmaster@math.berkeley.edu webmaster@math.berkeley.edu].
 
* For hardware printer problems '''only''', (including low toner), use [mailto:trouble@math.berkeley.edu trouble@math.berkeley.edu].
 
* For hardware printer problems '''only''', (including low toner), use [mailto:trouble@math.berkeley.edu trouble@math.berkeley.edu].
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==Math Computing Cheat Sheet==
 
==Math Computing Cheat Sheet==
 
* Email, web, printing, network and more — all on one page [[Math Computing Cheat Sheet]]
 
* Email, web, printing, network and more — all on one page [[Math Computing Cheat Sheet]]
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==CalNet 2-Step Verification==
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* To enroll, go to [https://bpr.calnet.berkeley.edu/account-manager/twoStepVerification/manage CalNet account manager] (deadline for faculty and staff April 16, 2018)
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* For self-enrollment instructions, visit https://calnetweb.berkeley.edu/calnet-2-step/enroll-device
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* You may email [mailto:calnet2-stephelp@berkeley.edu calnet2-stephelp@berkeley.edu] for enrollment support issues
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* For mor information, see https://calnetweb.berkeley.edu/calnet-2-step
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* Also, see our department [[CalNet 2-Step Tips]]
  
 
==Email==
 
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==Printing and Scanning==
 
==Printing and Scanning==
* How to [[Math Computing Cheat Sheet#Printing|print]] on the department's printers from your laptop
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* How to [[Math Computing Cheat Sheet#Printing|print on the department's printers from your laptop]]
 
* [[Printing A4 documents]]
 
* [[Printing A4 documents]]
 
* How to [/~gbergman/958_scanner.html use the copiers in 958 Evans as scanners]
 
* How to [/~gbergman/958_scanner.html use the copiers in 958 Evans as scanners]

Revision as of 12:17, 24 January 2018


Computing Support at UC Berkeley Department of Mathematics

Welcome to the UC Berkeley Department of Mathematics computing support wiki. We hope to provide useful information to all members of our department. In order to do that, we want to enlist your help. Most pages can be edited by anyone who's logged in. Anyone with an email address @math.berkeley.edu or @berkeley.edu may request a wiki account via consult@math.berkeley.edu. Feel free to add any computing related help and information.

Getting Help

  • The primary support email address for computer, printer and network problems within the department is request@math.berkeley.edu.
  • Web related questions should be addressed to webmaster@math.berkeley.edu.
  • For hardware printer problems only, (including low toner), use trouble@math.berkeley.edu.
  • The Campus Shared Services (CSS) IT covers wireless network issues, campus wide outages, support of recently purchased office computers, etc. However, CSS are not familiar with the departmental web, Unix, printing and wired network services.
  • There is also a consult mailing list consult@math.berkeley.edu for general questions, which is read (and answered) by volunteer faculty knowledgeable about Unix and mathematical software.

Please do not copy more than one of above mentioned addresses on your email. If you happen to send to the wrong address, it will be redirected by someone to the correct one.

Math Computing Cheat Sheet

CalNet 2-Step Verification

Email

Mostly historical pages:

TeX and LaTeX

Printing and Scanning

Math Department Servers

Miscellaneous

Suggestions for Future Articles

Please send any ideas to consult@math.berkeley.edu.