My Recently Visited Services

Multi-function devices or desktop printers are available to members of the Dartmouth community.


Submit a ticket for any student and faculty administrative systems issues or requests


Zoom Webinar is used for web-based meetings with view-only attendees (not interactive) with queued Q&A submissions. Dartmouth has a variety of webinar sizes (attendees) available: 1,000, *3,000, *5,000. (*Very limited quantities).
For more about Zoom Webinars and Large Meetings: https://services.dartmouth.edu/TDClient/1806/Po...


Connect to the Dartmouth network via VPN


Dartmouth provides alumni and volunteers with help accessing online resources. The Alumni Help Desk will assist alumni with logging in and using the applications available to alumni.


Request a license to install the full client version of Microsoft Project, Visio, Power Bi, Copilot for Microsoft 365, BioRender, Endnote, some Adobe products, or for Windows 10 ESU


Computer upgrade program for tenure/ tenure track Faculty.


Secure and efficient decommissioning of physical and virtual servers, ensuring proper data handling and compliance.


Use this service to request repairs, both for equipment drop-offs at the repair shop, and to request pickup/delivery services (pickup/delivery available for staff/faculty only).


Request access to Dartmouth’s Splunk platform for monitoring, alerting, and analysis.


Order form for New Dartmouth Faculty members.


Dartmouth's default campus printing system for students


Software available for Researchers


ITC is happy to offer training on various solutions, tailor to you and your departments' needs.


This service enables Dartmouth staff and faculty to engage ITC in a quick review of third-party applications that are available in Zoom, Slack, and other marketplaces for themselves, their department, or the institution.


Management and orchestration of Docker containers hosted in a centrally managed Kubernetes environment with automated GitOps deployments.


Additional GreenPrint fund requests are acceptable when a student runs out of printing funds as a result of strictly academic printing. If we determine that you are not printing academic-related jobs, we are authorized to reject the request.


The following links are useful starting points for undergraduates to explore opportunities available to them.


High-performance traffic distribution to ensure seamless application availability, reliability, and scalability.


Request DocuSign access.


Data management, computation and software for life sciences projects.