Individuals are set up as Microsoft Administrators at the approval of Cornell's Information Technology Management Committee (ITMC). If you are a part of a listed unit, please contact the associated Microsoft Administrator to get the Microsoft product(s) that you need.

In order to get products to the people that need them most efficiently, we have given direct access to the Microsoft Volume License Service Center (VLSC) to select IT support professionals in several campus units. Weill Cornell staff and faculty should check with their local IT providers for information about Microsoft licensing.ĭepartmental Management of Server Products Weill Cornell Medicine has its own arrangement in place with Microsoft and is not covered by the Server Agreement. Students, retirees, and alumni are not covered by the Agreement and are not authorized to download software covered by the Agreement. The Campus Server Agreement allows Cornell University staff and faculty, and most Cornell affiliates, to download selected Microsoft server products and install them onto computers owned by Cornell University and eligible affiliated institutions. The Campus Agreement also covers most Cornell-affiliated institutions that are located on the Ithaca campus.įull overview of the Microsoft Campus Agreement

Desktop software products provided by this agreement can be downloaded and installed onto Cornell-owned computers by authorized Cornell Technical Support Providers, and used on those computers by University personnel with authorized access to those computers. This license is paid for with central funding, with no direct internal charges to University departments or individuals. The Microsoft Campus Agreement is an Enterprise license covering many popular Microsoft software products and online services at Cornell University.

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