Krieger IT offers high-speed, reliable, managed research data storage. Our all-flash, VAST storage cluster is available to campus researchers, and includes HORNET connectivity and a direct connection to the ARCH, Rockfish, HPC cluster.A budget (IO or CC) is required when making a request. Pricing is per TB per year and is based on your requested...
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Overleaf
Krieger IT has licensed 200 seats of the Overleaf online LaTeX editor. Our Overleaf license enables up to 10 collaborators per project, and comes with all premium features. Seats are $47 per year. To request one, email Fred Thomsen ([email protected]) and provide budget information. If you want multiple seats for lab members, please provide all...
Retiring KSAS Qualtrics
With the completion of the migration to the enterprise license of Qualtrics, we will retire the KSAS instance in March. If you have been missed in the migration or have continued to use your KSAS account, please contact Krieger IT by March 10. We can assist with manual migration of your surveys and data. Any...
Qualtrics update
The migration from our divisional Qualtrics environment to the new, enterprise one, is now complete. Existing users should now login at jh.qualtrics.com, using their JHED IDs and passwords. Migrated users should check to make sure that all surveys and data were successfully transferred. If, for some reason, you were missed in the migration, contact Krieger...
KSAS Zoom
Krieger School staff and faculty can request licensed Zoom accounts by sending email to [email protected]. As of now, your Zoom userid will be tied to your email address. In the coming months, we will be adding JHED-authentication for KSAS Zoom. KSAS Zoom users will continue to login at zoom.us, NOT jh.zoom.us. Students and postdocs are...
Number Matching MFA
As cyber threats have increased in recent years, simple reliance on password protection is insufficient to keep your data and resources safe. Multi-factor authentication is required for off-campus access to many JHU services, including access to the campus network via the VPN. Most of us are familiar with the Microsoft Authenticator on our mobile devices...
Mac Laptops in Classrooms
For instructors using Mac laptops in classrooms, please test out their use with the projection system in advance. We recommend using the AirMedia (wireless presentation) option when available. If you prefer to use the HDMI connection, you will need to supply your own adapter. Use only Apple-certified adapters, which can be purchased at the JHU...
Zoom Security
As we enter a new, Zoom-filled year, remember to keep your meetings safe from Zoom bombing. Make sure all your Zoom meetings, including classes, have passcodes, and do not share the passcode-protected meeting links publicly (e.g. via Twitter or Facebook). Also, for JHU-only meetings you can now enable JHED authentication. You can have public meetings,...
Email Spoofing
We have seen a recent surge in email spoofing, the deliberate faking of mail headers and content to convince the recipient the message comes from someone they know and trust. As a reminder, these messages are nearly impossible to block, as they appear to be innocuous. However, if you look at the source address you...
The new myJH portal
Many of you have logged into the new myJH portal and have noticed some things that have been moved, and some things that are perhaps misleading. The first time you log in you will see an unpopulated “My Favorites” section, and a set of “Recommended Tools.” Below the Recommended Tools will be clickable groups that...