To request service:

Requests for this service (new site requests, troubleshooting, professional and consultation services, etc.) can be sent by email to sharepoint@purdue.edu. This email will generate a Help Desk request.

How to report problems or issues:

If you need to report a SharePoint outage, please contact ITaP Customer Service at (765) 49-44000.

If you have a general SharePoint related inquiry, please email sharepoint@purdue.edu and your request will be submitted through our incident tracking system which is monitored during regular business hours.

• Close ALL browser windows (IE, Chrome, Firefox, etc.)
• Open Internet Explorer
• Click the "Tools" menu
• Click "Internet Options"
• Click the "Security" tab
• Click the "Local Intranet' zone
• Click the "Custom level..." button
• From the list of settings, scroll to the end to "User Authentication" then "Logon" and select the button beside "Automatic logon with current user name and password".
• Click OK.
• Click "Yes" to confirm you would like to change settings for the zone.
• Repeat the above steps for the "Trusted sites" web zone. 

Current log in instrucitons can be found on the Log In Instructions page.

If you are confident you have access to a site but receive an access denied message, please close all browser windows then attempt the log in again with user@purdue.edu If you still receive the access denied message, please contact the site owner or submit a request via the Purdue Service Portal for further troubleshooting.

Open Credential Manager

Open Control Panel > Credential Manager

OR Press Search > Type in Credential Manager > Select from List

 

Remove Credential

Click "Windows Credentials"

Find and click on the Windows Credentials entry for "sp2013.itap.purdue.edu" or other SharePoint site URL you might have saved

User name should contain "onepurdue\alias"

Click "Remove" to delete then click "Yes" to confirm

In Outlook, right click the Calendar name then click “Delete Calendar”.



When the dialog box appears, click “Yes” to confirm you want to delete the calendar. This does NOT delete the calendar in SharePoint, only in your personal Outlook.


Open any browser then visit the SharePoint site where the calendar exists. In this example, we’ll use a test site located at https://sp2013.itap.purdue.edu/sphub/Lists/Calendar/calendar.aspx.

If prompted, enter your BoilerAD credentials, including “boilerad\” then click OK. You MUST include “boilerad\” before your career account alias (i.e.: boilerad\username) as shown.



Once signed in, click anywhere inside the content area of the calendar (step 1) then click the Calendar tab on the ribbon (step 2) then click Connect to Outlook (step 3).



If presented with the Launch Application dialog box, click Outlook then click Open link.



When the following Microsoft Outlook dialog box appears, click “Yes” to connect the SharePoint calendar to Outlook.


You have successfully reconnected the SharePoint calendar in Outlook.

In Outlook, Right-Click the name of the RSS Subscription then click "Delete Folder:

Click "Yes" to confim you'd like to remove the RSS Feed.



Open the SharePoint site where the list or library exists (in this example we will use a document library) then click the List or Library tab. Click the RSS Feed icon.



Once the RSS Feed is displayed, Click "Subscribe to this feed".



When prompted, click "Yes" to Add the RSS Feed to Outlook. This dialog box may look slightly different depending on which browser you're using.

When prompted, enter your BoilerAd credentials (boilerad\username) then click OK.



You should now see the Site name and List or Library name in the RSS Subscriptions list in Outlook as shown:

To gain access to a SharePoint site, it is necessary to contact the site owner. When attempting to access a site, an Error: Access Denied message may be displayed. Click ‘Request access’ to submit a request to the site owner.

If access has already been granted and there are still persistent issues logging in, please verify that the proper credentials are being entered. It is important to use user@purdue.edu as the username to log in to a SharePoint website if prompted. 

To become a SharePoint site owner, users should first complete Data Handling certification.

Data Classification and Handling Educational Resources are provided for convenient completion of this certification.

To complete the Data Handling certification quiz, please visit Purdue WebCert and select Enterprise Certifications > Data Handling.

After Data Handling certification is complete, a request for service needs to be submitted to itap@purdue.edu.

You may request a site by sending an e-mail to itap@purdue.edu that includes the following information:

• Your Contact Information
• Your Department Name
• The area the new Site Collection is for (if different than your Department)
• Name and E-mail Address of the Primary Site Collection Administrator
• Name and E-mail Address of the Secondary Site Collection Administrator
• Desired Site URL, (purdue0.sharepoint.com/sites/[URL])