MEDNet Upgrade to Office 365/SharePoint Online
Summary
FAQ on the MEDNet upgrade to O365
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- All current MEDNet users are affected by these changes.
- Our current MEDNet site will be deprecated in 2023 and we need to move to a better platform
- You can use O365 MEDNet with any browser
What does this mean for me?
- Over the next year, your current MEDNet site(s) will be moved.
- Depending on how your current site is used, it will be recreated as either a Teams site or a new O365 MEDNet site.
- As your current sites are moved and updated, we will be in a “hybrid” situation, using both MEDNet sites at the same time.
- It will be important to use the navigation provided on both sites and be prepared to log in and authenticate to the O365 site with your FSUID.
- If you leave the O365 MEDNet site open in your default browser after logging in, you won’t need to constantly log in while moving between the 2 sites.
- All electronic forms in the current site will be re-written, updated and moved to the O365 MEDNet site.
- As the new version of e-forms are published
- You may need to log in and authenticate with your FSUID
- You will need to agree to use SharePoint and Outlook the first time you use them
- All links in the current site will be changing
- Your bookmarks will need to be updated as the information is moved.
- Phase 1 - May 16, 2022
- The current Home Page will be changed to display information about the upgrade
- Student sites and forms (except for calendars)
- OIT site
- ICU site
- Faculty Development Training Modules
- Some Committee sites
- Policy/Procedure/Forms site
- Some electronic forms
- Not part of the Student site upgrade in Phase 1
- Med Student Year 1 and Year 2 calendars
- PA Student Year 1 and Year 2 calendars
- Phase 2 – throughout the summer of 2022
- Room Reservation form and all calendars – including M1, M2, PA1 and PA2
- Remaining electronic forms
- Remaining Committee sites
- Department sites moved to Teams sites
- Phase 3 – starts fall/winter 2022
- F&A Sites
- FMPP Sites
If challenged, how do I log in?
- Use your FSUID@fsu.edu username and password.
- You may need to authenticate with Duo Mobile
I don’t get challenged, but I am getting access denied
- Check how you are logged in to O365
- Only FSUID@fsu.edu accounts have access to O365 MEDNet
- Students tend to log in with their @my.fsu.edu accounts
- NOTE: FSU is upgrading all student @my.fsu.edu accounts to @fsu.edu accounts in May
- You can log out and then log back in with the right account
- Try using a different browser
- Using a different browser than normal forces the log in screen to open
- You can be logged in to O365 with more than one browser with different accounts
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Article ID:
137403
Created
Thu 4/7/22 1:48 PM
Modified
Fri 5/13/22 3:31 PM