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A user needs to be able to schedule Zoom meetings on behalf of another user. In our environment it is likely that this user has been granted similar permissions in Outlook to be able to schedule and manage another users meeting schedule. Unless similar permissions are granted in Zoom, the user will have issues using the Zoom plug-in for Outlook.

This policy grants Dartmouth College individuals full SUDO permissions for managing applications on Linux servers provisioned by ITC, while prohibiting direct root access to ensure actions are logged and auditable. Exceptions to root access are limited to specific approved use cases, and policy reminders will be implemented through warning banners on Linux systems.

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Permissions are the primary way to share materials in Panopto. The following are a collection of tips and resources to aid as you share media in Panopto at Dartmouth.

This policy outlines the procedures for granting access to Dartmouth College Data Centers for visitors and vendors, distinguishing between short-term escorted access and long-term unescorted access.

Dartmouth is retiring SMTP Basic Auth in September 2025; this guide shows how to send-only via smtp.office365.com using OAuth2, preferring delegated permissions (SMTP.Send) for security. App-only (SMTP.SendAsApp) is allowed only when scoped to specific mailboxes via an Exchange service principal, and the article outlines roles (App/Dev vs Email Team), key settings, and quick troubleshooting.

In accordance with federal grants fiscal guidelines, all service charges must be collected for the fiscal year (FY) services are rendered in. Charges can be collected at most 12 months in advance, at the beginning of the current FY. This change applies to all charges, regardless of the funding source.

Use this article to learn how to replace an existing Listserv list with a Google Group. It explains when to create a Dartmouth-owned group versus a community (personal) group, how to set up the new group, and how to configure key settings like membership, moderation, and posting permissions.

AI agents can be hijacked through a poisoned repo or a malicious config file — and they'll act on those instructions with your full system permissions. Here's what it takes to stop them.