Services Directory
Learn more about our services, resources, and tools.
Authorization Codes
Allows the ability to make long distance phone calls.
Building Management Systems network (BMS)
The BMS network is intended to improve the network security of systems that are critical to the operation of facilities at IU through significant isolation from other networks.
Cellular phones and pagers
Cellular phones and service, discounts, pagers.
Customer Interaction Center (CIC)
Contact Center Solution for areas that have high call volume or need advanced call routing.
Data Center Proxy Service
A Data Center proxy service is available to system administrators who are Data Center customers and wish to have their servers on private IP space, which greatly limits possible attack vectors.
Tools: Data Center Proxy RequestDHCP
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is a network protocol that enables a server to automatically assign an IP address to a computer.
Mail for students, faculty and staff.
Fax Service
Send and receive faxes via a web interface.
Internet / Networking
Connecting to the Internet at IU.
IoT (Legacy) network
The Legacy network was created to protect devices that have an operating system or firmware that is unable to be updated or modified, and do not have host-based firewall capability.
IU List
Indiana University's mailing list service.
MAC Registration
Tracks users and the physical addresses of their devices to protect IU's data network.
Tools: MASRates for Services
Rates for UITS Telecommunication services may be found at the link above.
Static IPs
Translates a computer's fully qualified domain name (FQDN) into an IP address.
Tools: Static IP - Campus Buildings | Static IP - Data CenterTelephony
Telephony services, including analog voice lines and UMS.
Unified Communications (UniCom)
UniCom is IU's term for unified communications, a service at IU that brings voice, video, and data together in a unified desktop communication system.
Wireless
Wireless connections.
VPN
Virtual Private Network allows for secure connections across public networks.