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CrimeALERT: Menacing-6 South Ave CrimeALERT: On Monday November 18, 2019 at approximately 2:07 p.m., the Cornell University Police received a report of a Menacing in the roadway in front of 6 South Avenue. The victims report that just before 2:07 p.m...
The Cascadilla Gorge Trail between Linn Street and College Avenue will be closed for the winter season beginning on Friday, November 15. The trail will reopen in the spring when conditions allow.
Emails are currently being sent to alumni with instructions for changing their email forwarding, previously set in Who I Am, to their Cornell G Suite (Google) account. Any alumni who has not previously signed into their Cornell Google account first needs to reset their NetID password in order to sync the password to their Cornell Google account. Once they reset their NetID password, they will be able to sign into http://gsuite.cornell.edu using their NetID and associated password. See how to reset a NetID password at https://it.cornell.edu/netids-security-and-policy/change-your-netid-password Alumni who have forgotten their NetID password can get more information at https://it.cornell.edu/netids/i-have-problem-my-netid-password-what-should-i-do
CIT has become aware that users are encountering an issue with Two-Step Login, affecting devices running MacOS 10.14 (Mojave) and using Safari as the default browser. The issue is preventing the “Remember Me for 24 Hours” checkbox from working as expected. The vendor, Duo, is aware of this issue and plans to release a fix during the first week of December. Until the fix is available, CIT recommends that users either use a different browser to authenticate (that is, not Safari) or that they complete the Two-Step Login authentication each time without taking advantage of the “Remember Me” feature.
The latest version of macOS, Catalina, requires 64-bit apps and 32-bit apps will not run after a Mac is upgraded to Catalina or on new Macs. The installer for setting up print queues for the first time with Net-Print is currently not compatible and Cornell is working on a resolution. If a print queue is already installed on a Mac and it is upgraded to Catalina, the queue will continue to work. If you have upgraded to Catalina or have a new Mac and want to install the print queue you should contact the IT Service Desk. A workaround is available and can be used until a new installation package is available.