Your Available Systems @ SVSU

Cardinal Direct Cardinal Direct is a web-based system for accessing student and employee academic/financial/employment information and services. For specifics as to what's available via Cardinal Direct, see Current & Future Services
Vmail

Vmail is a web-enabled email/contacts/calendar collaboration system for students/faculty/staff.
Login at: vmail.svsu.edu

VSpace VSpace is a set of software tools designed to help instructors, researchers, and students create online work spaces for collaboration.
Login at: vspace.svsu.edu
Novell Netware &
Netstorage (M:)		 Novell Netware provides access to Network File Storage in the MicroLabs and offices. Employees and students have personal storage space allocated on the network (backed up nightly), commonly referred to as your M: drive. Access to files via the web is available. There are several methods to access your files, click on the link above.
Login at: netstorage.svsu.edu
Web Publishing Faculty, staff, and students have personal web publishing space available, also stored in a public_html folder on their M: drive.
Colleague Administrative and student records system. Access is restricted to authorized employees.
CSIS System System for those needing access for Computer Science courses.
Login at: csis.svsu.edu (requires an ssh client - download putty.exe)


Technology Space, Size, and Time Out Limitations

NOTICE

Click on the following link for Information Technology Policies (which includes information about employee account policies and student account policies).

All systems will have the same username or ID, which can be looked up by going to this web page: http://www.svsu.edu/lookup. Accounts are maintained as long as the conditions listed in the Account Policies are adhered to, and there are no violations of the University Acceptable Use Policy.

Synchronize your account passwords via https://www.svsu.edu/changepassword/.

Problems with accessing your account?
Contact the ITS Support Center at 989-964-4225, or visit their office located in South Campus B 128.