Accounts
- SOLAR
- NetID
- Lotus Notes (E-Mail)
- MySBmail (E-Mail)
- MS (E-Mail)
- Blackboard
- SharePoint
- PeopleSoft Administrative Services
- SUNY/SMRT
- RF Business System
- Stony Brook University Reporting
- Accounts for Retirees and Emeritus Faculty
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SOLAR System
The SOLAR System is the online self service system used by University students, faculty and staff to manage personal information, register for classes, submit grades, etc.
Lotus Notes (E-Mail)
Lotus Notes is the primary e-mail and calendaring system for faculty and staff.
MS (E-Mail)
MS is a UNIX-based mail system that was previously offered to faculty and staff. As of May 4, 2009, new accounts can no longer be requested, however, existing accounts will continue to work and be supported.
SharePoint
SharePoint is an Internet browser-based collaboration, Web-site content management, and document management system. This system supports Web-site authoring, and collaborative sites for groups such as research teams, committees and course-related activities.
SUNY/SMRT
SUNY/SMRT are used by department account managers to view State account allocation, expenditure and encumbrance balances and to reconcile AEPC Visa card purchases.
Stony Brook University Reporting
Stony Brook University Reporting is a "data warehouse" of PeopleSoft information. It is used by some departments to access certain Student Data Reports.
NetID
NetID is used for access to University services such as Blackboard, MySBmail, MySBfiles, ResNet, SINC Site machines and printers, SUNYSB.edu Domain, and SUNYSB.edu administrative shares.
MySBmail (E-Mail)
All registered, active students have a MySBmail account for e-mail. Faculty and staff can request an account on this UNIX-based system that can be accessed by mail reader programs (Eudora, Thunderbird, Outlook, etc.) via the Web, or by Pine/Alpine for text-based e-mail.
Blackboard
Blackboard is a web-based course management system.
PeopleSoft Admin
PeopleSoft is Stony Brook's Administrative technology solution for integrating information in the Student Administration areas, Human Resources, Budget, and Finance.
Research Foundation (RF) Business System
The RF Business System consists of the Oracle suite of grants management and human resources applications. It is used by administrative offices that conduct research activity and serve the Stony Brook research community.
Accounts for Retirees and Emeritus Faculty
Extension of certain computer accounts may be provided as a courtesy to retired employees and emeritus faculty.