CSL: Requests
These links can be used to report a problem within the Department
of Computer Science computer systems. Please see the
Questions page for information about
general configuration and other How To-type questions.
Please be as detailed as possible
in your problem reports so that the CSL staff can easily understand
and/or duplicate and diagnose your problem or request.
When contacting the Lab Staff by email a unique ID will
be generated for each problem ticket; this ID will be included in all
email in the Subject: line of the email. An example of this
is shown below:
Subject: Re: [Duke CS Request #20788] Can't send email
Please make sure to keep this Subject:
line in all follow-up messages concerning that specific problem.
You may submit a problem request in one of the following ways:
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- Contacting the Lab Staff through email is the preferred method.
An automatic reply will be sent, confirming that the request has been
entered into our problem queue. A Lab Staff member should promptly
respond, unless there is a system-wide problem that requires their
immediate attention.
- Online CSL Request Form
- This web form can be used in place of sending email, for example
if you are having a problem with your email. The Lab Staff will
attempt followup communication via email, or if that is not working
will contact you directly.
- CS Lab Emergency Pager (local access only)
- Critical problems occuring on weekends and after normal business
hours can be reported to the lab pager; please use this judiciously.
The link above provides detailed information about using the pager;
as such it is restricted to access from within the Duke network.