Banner Document Management, or BDM, is an electronic document storage system that integrates with Banner, the University of Montana’s information system. Note: This form is not the place to request general Banner support. That information is posted here:
https://www.umt.edu/banner-support/
Request for SSO integration
Technology Partners is designed to form closer alliances between IT and individual departments on campus. Tech Partners is a strategically managed partnership between local technology support staff and central IT to increase the efficient and effective use of departmental computing resources.
A UM employee domain account will grant you access to UM employee email, ability to log in to UM owned computers, shared departmental network drives, public folders, email distribution groups, networked printers, and other tools and applications such as Microsoft Office, Microsoft Teams, etc.
In addition to obtaining an email account, employees obtain a University email address in the form of a UMontana alias, this request is to update or modify a UMontana alias after a legal name change. To change your computer/email username (first.last@umt.edu) and/or your UM employee email address (first.last@mso.umt.edu) complete the UM employee computer/email account form.
I need access to an application
Submit this request for a sponsored email account that will be shared with other individuals or groups.
A LISTSERV is a communication tool used by its members to participate in on-line discussions by posting comments, suggestions, and other information to a large number of people at the same time.
Request printing access to a shared network printer.
Request an audit of your mailing list or listserv.
Request to create, modify, or delete a shared public folder.
This form should be completed to authorize individuals within the unit who can initiate work orders and make changes to telephone and network billing.
This service is for UM Data Warehouse password resets, this will not give you an initial UMDW account.
Request a user permissions audit
For users to get access to high performance computing (HPC) resources on campus.
Request an audit of a security or user group
Impersonation access attached to your netID for testing in Cyberbear, DegreeWorks, and Retain.
Allow IT to access your computer from our offices - this will allow us to view error messages, confirm issues, or even fix problems in the background, or request assistance to allow remote control access to your machine for personal use when utilizing VPN off campus.