The Central IT Service is the IT service-provider for all the organisational units of Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt. We operate the university's server systems, the data network, and the workstation infrastructure and provide comprehensive service and support for all members of the university. The point of contact for personal service requests is the IT service point in the library entrance area (see "Contact" box for opening hours).
The printer infrastructure of the THI includes a FollowMe-Printing-System with Konica Minolta multifunction devices, laserprinter in the PC-Pools and an everyonePrint-System.
The FollowMe-System consists of:
- KM-STUD-sw
black printouts
- KM-STUD-color
color printouts
For printing on private devices pleas use the Webprint: https://print.thi.de
Every member of THI get an ID-Card. With this card you can open doors, pay fees or pay your meal in the Mensa.
To use the IT-Services of the THI, you need an user account. You get it from the Study affairs or from the personal office.
In the study portal PRIMUSS you see your personal information saved in the THI and your certificates.
Moodle is an e-learning-Plattform. Here you can find the documents of your professors.
For filetransfer inside THI-Network use:
\\rz-fs\datentausch bzw. P-Laufwerk
For filetransfer outside THI-Network use https://gigamove.rz.rwth-aachen.de/Gigamove.
It's an cloud service of TH Aachen. For login use the THI credentials. With this service you can share files to persons with no THI credentials.
Member of THI can use Adobe Connect for webconferences for free. You can share documents and use an phone call. For login use "DFN-AAI" with THI credentials.
On the support system you can see your service request to the IT-Support.
Contact
IT Servicepoint in the library
During term time:
The servicepoint opens again for the start of the winter semester 2018/19.
The servicepoint is closed on days free of lectures.
Support by e-mail
Tel. +49 (0)841 9348 3200
Latest informations
E-Mail / Exchange
External IMAP connections work again.
Connections from Russia, China and Netherlands are still closed.