For a comprehensive list of computing resources available at Yale please see the departmental listings of the Information Technology Services home page. The following list provides links to some commonly used services.

Pantheon
Pantheon Help: Type 'help' from any of the Pantheon machines, or visit http://pantheon.yale.edu/help/

Pantheon web-based account management tool - please point your web browser to http://pantheon.yale.edu/account-tool/ to:

• Enable or disable Web publishing
• View current disk space usage for your home and IMAP spaces
• other account-related functions.

consult@pantheon.yale.edu is equipped to answer questions about UNIX and the Pantheon. If you need to follow up with additional information, please respond to consult's reply and include all previous correspondence in your message. There is no phone support from "consult."

Email account management
Email account tool - please visit https://config.mail.yale.edu to:

• Enable or disable mail forwarding
• View current INBOX status
• other email account-related functions.

Academic Media and Technology help pages
A comprehensive collection of AM&T on-line documentation can be found at http://www.yale.edu/amt/.

Services for faculty
Faculty can benefit from the visiting the Faculty of the Arts & Sciences IT Support Program site.

Faculty teaching courses and using computers and/or other technology in instruction may find more information at http://www.yale.edu/amt/itg/

Accessing Yale-restricted resources
If you would like to access Yale-restricted sites, such as online journals, from an off-campus location please refer to documentation prepared by the library for additional information on configuring your browser. For information on accessing other resouces, please see the instructions on downloading and installing Virtual Private Networking (VPN).

User Accounts / NetID
If you experience problems with your account or NetID, contact the ITS User Accounts office, 221 Whitney Avenue, M-F 9-5, 203-432-6627.

Finding people
Online directory information is available at http://www.yale.edu/cgi-bin/ph.