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Helpdesk FYI

By Richard Sanzone, CITC Helpdesk Manager

Remedy Web

The Remedy website can be accessed by directing your browser to http://remedy.unt.edu/. This site is also linked off the Helpdesk website at http://www.unt.edu/helpdesk

The Remedy website is where you can access the Remedy web clients, view Campus Wide Outage reports, view Remedy documentation, submit reports and requests using the premade "Perl" pages, and more.

The Remedy web clients can be accessed by clicking the "Remedy Web Consoles" link on the Remedy site navigation bar on the top portion of the site. The web clients require Java version 1.4.1_02 to login. If you attempt to login and get a browser error you should download Java 1.4.1_02 which is linked below the Web Console login form.

Click the "Campus Wide Outages" link on the site navigation bar to view all reported Campus Wide Outage reports. Currently active reports (open) and recently resolved cases are listed. These entries are updated in real-time as the tickets are edited and worked on by Support Staff, making this an excellent resource for checking the status of outages.

Another common use of the Remedy website is the "Perl" pages which walk you through entering a specific type of report. Click the "Helpdesk Central" link on the site navigation bar to access the available Perl pages. These Perl pages allow you to quickly and easily report a problem with Eaglemail, ResNet, MyUNT, request Data/Voice wiring, and more.

If you have any question regarding Remedy please contact the CITC Helpdesk at 940-565-2324 or email us at helpdesk@unt.edu


 

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