Our commmunity support members are volunteers, ranging from osu! support team members to people helping out in their free time. A response may take upwards to a week, although generally you should receive one within a day or two.
Browse below before stopping in to the store with your valid BuckID or Wexner Med Center ID to make a purchase, and see the accessories and protection plans we have to offer as well.
Osu For Mac
For students, faculty, and staff that need to place an order over the phone: Give us a call at 614-292-8883, option 1 to place a phone order. If you'd like, we'll have it shipped to you. Shipping directly from Apple is free. UPS Ground shipment of Windows PCs is $30. We will need your OSU Username (name.#) to complete your purchase.
Please be advised: Recent global delays in manufacturing may cause delays in order fulfillment. We are monitoring the situation and will continue to post updates here. We apologize for any inconvenience. Please contact Tech Hub at techhuborders@osu.edu or 614-292-8883 for status updates on any outstanding orders.
The Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) is updating all managed devices from Microsoft Office 2019 to Microsoft Office 365 on Friday, March 29. Prior to that date, you can update to Office 365 at your convenience using JAMF Self Service. To view instructions on how to install this update, visit
The first time you reopen a Microsoft Office product after this update, you will need to sign in using your university email address (lastname.#@osu.edu) and password. You will also be required to log in to access these products in the future whenever you change your password.
Office 365 gives users access to several Microsoft applications including the Office suite and newly enabled applications such as Yammer and Whiteboard. Each eligible university employee has five user licenses for Office 365 per type of device (5 for computer, 5 for tablet, 5 for phone, etc.). To view an FAQ on Microsoft Office 365 for employees, visit
In order to connect to the CSE Computing Environment from an external device you must have the PulseVPN client installed and configured. Once the PulseVPN is setup, you can follow the below methods to connect to the CSE Computing Environment.
Users will need to know the FQDN name of their office computer in order to connect to it via RDP (e.g. cse-hncxxxxxxd.coeit.osu.edu). The computer name may be determined by right-clicking on "My Computer" and selecting "Properties". The full computer name will be listed at the bottom of the properties window. When prompted for login credentials, users should include the string COEIT\ at the beginning of their username, and use their Windows password.
The CSE Computing Staff maintain a firewall which only permits encrypted traffic from outside the CSE Instructional Network. In order to connect to the CSE UNIX environment, users must use encrypted protocols like ssh in conjunction with VPN.
where servername is faclinux for faculty and staff and stdlinux for students. X11 Forwarding has been disabled for compliance with University security policy. All users requiring a graphical session should use FastXv3 instead.
The Ohio State University Department of Computer Science & Engineering has replaced X-Win32 with FastX3 for remote Linux sessions. You would usually use this to open a remote session to stdlinux.coeit.osu.edu OR faclinux.coeit.osu.edu.
This article applies to the AD Bound / multi-user setup. Most installs since late 2020 have been the Zero Touch / Jamf Connect install, which uses an app name Privileges for admin access. Since the Privileges app uses your lastname.# there is no associated la account.
You will continue to use your OSU account on a regular basis for work and only use the Local Admin User Name and Password when Administrator changes are required. When you make changes to the computer that require Administrator privileges, a box will appear asking for you to enter your Admin User Name and Password.
If your Windows computer is on the OSU network (either plugged into a network port at a building on campus, using the OSU wireless network, or using VPN from off-campus), you can mount your site directory to your Windows computer. For VPN access, go to Helpdoc's VPN page. Follow these steps:
If your Windows computer is not on the OSU network, or the On Campus instructions do not work for you, you can use any SSH-based secure file copy program. We recommend WinSCP to securely transfer files between your computer and your ONID account. The SSH SFTP client is no longer supported and should not be used. For VPN access, go to Helpdoc's VPN page.
On the left side, you will see the files and directories on your computer. On the right side are the files and directories on your ONID account. Change directory to the site using the full path specified in WebManage for your site.
To transfer a file or directory from your ONID account to your computer, simply drag-and-drop the item from the right side to the left side. To transfer a file from your computer to your ONID account, drag-and-drop the item from the left side to the right side.
If your Mac OS X computer is on the OSU network (either plugged into a network port at a building on campus, using the OSU wireless network, or using VPN from off-campus), you can mount your ONID home directory to your Mac OS X computer. Follow these steps:
If your Mac computer is not on the OSU network, or the On Campus instructions do not work for you, we recommend Cyberduck to securely transfer files between your computer and your site account. For VPN access, go to Helpdoc's VPN page.
The OSU_Unsecured network is available in residence halls only to allow consumer devices such as Rokus, smart home assistants and some game consoles to gain network access. It is not a UHDS service, however.
The recent release of the new Mac OS, Ventura, has caused an issue with the current Follow Me Print drivers for both student and employee devices. Due to this, the current Follow Me Printing software will not work on Apple devices running the new Mac OS, Ventura. Until a new driver is released, customers should refrain from updating their personal Mac devices to the new Mac Operating System. We hope to have a resolution to this issue within the next few days.
Play the ported version of the Nintendo DS game with a unique mechanic based on simulating and trying to keep up with the musical rhythm of multiple tracks and score points for precise timing of pressing the right buttons. It features a set of customization options.
osu! 2.9 for Mac is free to download from our application library. The latest installation package occupies 162.5 MB on disk. Osu! for Mac lies within Games, more precisely Strategy. This free Mac application was originally produced by Dean Herbert. Our antivirus check shows that this Mac download is malware free.
osu! is a simulator of the popular Nintendo DS series Osu! osu! gameplay is based on a variety of popular commercial rhythm games. While keeping some authentic elements, osu! adds huge customisation via skins/beatmaps/storyboarding, online rankings, multiplayer, and boasts a community with over 500,000 active users.
In my mind, Coldwater and Marion Local are the favorites to win Division VI and VII. Versailles has an interesting matchup in Division V. The opponent is three-time defending state champion Kirtland, a team that has won 55 consecutive games, the longest streak in the entire country.
Beginning with LockDown Browser version 2.0.3.05, existing installs of LockDown Browser will NOT be auto-updated. To obtain the latest version use the Check for Update feature or run the full installation program.
You can connect to OSU Access using your laptop's wireless connection. If it is set to automatically connect, it may ask you if you really want to connect to it. You may also have to select it from the list of wireless networks, and it may ask you if you really want to connect here as well. In either case select Ok, or Connect.
When you open your browser, you should get a sign-in/registration page. You can choose to either sign in, which is just a temporary 600 minute login, or you can register your computer's MAC address so that you don't have to sign in again. We strongly recommend that customers permanently register their machines.
Office Online works in a web browser. This makes its accessibility features work a little differently than Office desktop programs. For example, keyboard shortcuts might not be the same and the page layouts are different. However, all the keyboard shortcuts and other accessibility features that you know from the browser work in Office Online. You can also use the browser controls to zoom, to change text size, and to control screen colors.
Office Online provides WAI-ARIA support for assistive technologies (WAI-ARIA stands for Web Accessibility Initiative-Accessible Rich Internet Applications). If you use an assistive technology such as a screen reader or speech recognition software, you will have the best experience in Office Online if the assistive technology that you use supports WAI-ARIA.
ODEE manages and supports a variety of spaces on campus, including public computing spaces and technology-enhanced informal spaces. These spots are great places to drop in and use the computers. No reservation needed, check them out today.
No Mac? No worries! Come to the recording studio in Digital Union Prior Hall or Denney Hall where Quicktime is installed and staff are available to help. Bring a USB drive or set up your free BuckeyeBox account so you have somewhere to save your video.
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