The campus' licensed Windows software for faculty and staff is located at:
\\files.win.csupomona.edu\winlicense
Macintosh software is at:
smb://files.csupomona.edu/maclicense
The Office of the Vice President, Instructional & Information Technology, acquires licenses and updates for all volume/site licensed software used at Cal Poly Pomona. Software packages are controlled in accordance with the conditions of use stated by each vendor.
This web site contains conditions of software usage for the various applications. The Help Desk can provide additional clarification on usage if needed. If you have questions about usage that are not answered in either of these places, we urge you to bring them to the Help Desk for clarification, since conditions of use vary among software providers, and violation of these conditions could constitute copyright infringement.
The Help Desk (X6776) in Building 1, Room 100 is responsible for distributing the following volume/site license software. A majority of the software products are available on the Intranet for electronic download. Windows related software can be found in the "Winlicense" folder. MAC related software can be found in the "Licensed MAC OS Software" folder. To purchase Microsoft software CDs, refer to Microsoft Select Licensing.
Instructions on how to obtain an Intranet account or how to mount Intranet directories can be found under Intranet Information.
Software questions should be directed to the Help Desk at X6776, or send an email message to helpdesk@csupomona.edu.
EMERITUS: All contracts for the following software list only apply to employed faculty and staff. Emeritus do not qualify for any of the software products.
To access the Intranet, you will need an Intranet account. Intranet accounts may be obtained from:
Help Desk
Building 1, Room 100
Hours of Operation: Monday - Thursday, 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM (excluding state holidays)
Phone: X6776
Instructions on how to mount Intranet directories can be found at Internet Information.
In-office help accessing licensed software via the Intranet is available from your college technicians and Help Desk at X6776.
From Windows, select "Winlicense", from Macintosh select "Licensed MAC OS Software". Once selected, csupomona, Faculty_Staff, and Selected folders will be displayed which contain:
Currently, through the Chancellor's office, the CSU has a "CLP" contract with Adobe to purchase all Adobe software products through ASAP software at reduced pricing. For example, Photoshop, PageMaker, Illustrator, etc.
For more information, to obtain a telephone quote, place orders by credit card or PO, track an order, visit CSU Overview: Working with ASAP.
Ghost is essentially a disk copying program for Win95, WinNT and OS/2. The entire contents of a disk may be copied from one disk to another, or copied to a disk image file, and that image file can be used as a template to create copies of the original disk. Ghost is on the Intranet in "Winlicense" and requires access authorization for downloading.
KeyServer, developed by Sassafras Software of Hanover NH, addresses the issue of legal software use and other software control concerns without introducing new obstacles for either vendor or user. KeyServer runs as a central network service that enforces usage limits for all applications regardless of whether copies are stored on individual computers or on one or more network file servers. KeyServer simultaneously supports all license models from concurrent use to one-machine/one-install or dedicated. KeyServer can be made to protect, meter, schedule, and control every program on a network, even those programs installed without the administrator's knowledge or permission. In addition to performing as a software license server, KeyServer can also be used to enforce software version consistency throughout a network.
The university currently has a limited number of client licenses available for on-campus use. Contact the Help desk at X6776 to obtain software.
For additional product information, visit the companies web site.
Web site: http://www.sassafras.com
LAN Commander gives instant and simultaneous control of networked Macintosh computers from a single place. Some of the key features are; install software; distribute and collect files and folders; launch and quit applications; restart and shutdown computers; move files to the trash and empty the trash; lock keyboards and blank screens; synchronize clocks; set monitor depths; set sound levels; mount and unmount network volumes; turn file sharing on and off. On Guard is on the Intranet in "Licensed MAC OS Software" and requires access authorization for downloading. For more product information, visit the companies web site.
Web site: http://www.poweronsw.com
LindowsOS is a PC desktop operating system that delivers the power, stability of Linux with the ease of a windows environment. The software supports Microsoft Windows file types (.doc, .xls, .ppt, .jpq, .gif, .mp3, etc.).
The university currently has a LindowsOS site license for desktop computers. The license allows installation of LindowsOS on as many computer systems that are owned by the university. The license DOES NOT provide for home use.
The university is currently participating in the Apple Maintenance Program (AMP). AMP provides education customers the ability to upgrade to Mac OS 10.x and to stay current with OS 10.x releases. A limited number of Mac OS licenses are available. The software is available to faculty and staff for on-campus use only.
Contact the Help Desk at X6776 for available licenses.
Currently, through the Chancellor's Office, we are participating in a Multi-Campus Academic Mathematica Site License for campus-wide use on CSU-owned computers.
For documentation, courseware, supplementary materials, answers to technical questions, training, and news can be found at the following web site.
Web site: http://www.wolfram.com/site guide
Faculty and staff who are using Mathematica through the site license are eligible to receive their own personal home-use license. These home-use licenses can be installed on their personally-owned machines. Each individual approved for a home-use license is issued a unique license number and sent a single-machine version of Mathematica media for the platform requested. Each home-use license expires annually in conjunction with CSU's campus site license. There is no work at home provision for students. To request a free home-use license and media, complete the form at the following web site.
Web site: http://www.wolfram.com/solutions/higher ed/homeuse.cgi
To assess online documentation, such as installation instructions go to the following web site.
Web site: http://documents.wolfram.com
To access Mathematica Journals online and to receive training class discounts, you will need our site license number which is stored on the Faculty/Staff folder on the Intranet. Your email name and password is needed to access the mathematica folder.
To access current and past issues of Mathematica Journals go to the following web site.
Web site: http://www.wolfram.com/support/premier
To receive discounts off standard price of Wolfram Education Group classroom based courses, you need to mention our site license number when registering. For a complete list of classes and to register, go to the following web site.
Web site: http://www.wolfram.com/we
The university has a license with Network Associates (NAI) for virus protection software for workstations and servers. The license includes upgrades, monthly virus signature updates (dat files) and Online Technical Support. The license agreement comes with a home use option allowing faculty and staff to load VirusScan software onto their home workstations. The following virus protection software products are provided under the licensing agreement:
Contact the Help Desk at X6776 for available products.
For additional product information, visit the companies web site.
Web site: http://www.nai.com
The Campus Agreement provides licensing of specific Microsoft desktop applications, server technologies and Client Access Licensing (CAL) to faculty and staff members (including officially recognized Auxiliary Organizations). Microsoft does not include retired (Emeritus) faculty and staff in the current licensing agreement. Along with the licensing, the CSU also receives Microsoft Software Assurance which covers the products for any new releases that come out during the three-year term of the contract. Work-at-home (WAH) provisions are also included in the Campus Agreement for faculty and staff. The desktop products that have been licensed through Dec. 31, 2008 are:
Other Microsoft products may be purchased through the Select Agreement for Microsoft Products.
For more information, to obtain a telephone quote, place orders by credit card or PO, track an order, visit CSU Overview: Working with ASAP.
Student Distribution - Contact the Bronco Bookstore at extension 3280 for software license and media. Note that the Bookstore may carry some but not all of the above Microsoft products.
The Microsoft Select Agreement allows the CSU campus community (including officially recognized Auxiliary Organizations) to purchase software licenses and media not included in the Campus Agreement at significant discounts through the CSU's Microsoft account reseller ASAP Software Express. This agreement is in effect until Feb. 24, 2008.
For more information, to obtain a telephone quote, place orders by credit card or PO, track an order, visit CSU Overview: Working with ASAP.
Purchase of the license does not automatically include associated disks and documentation. Disks and documentation may be purchased separately. Possession of the disks and documentation alone does NOT constitute a license. There are no deliverables for product license or maintenance orders. The University-issued purchase order will serve as proof of purchase.
We currently have a limited number of PC Enterprise licenses which covers desktops and servers. The software is available to faculty and staff for on-campus use only. The license DOES NOT include home use. The cost per license is $13.25. Software can be obtained by providing a state account number to charge back to your department.
On Guard provides desktop security preventing unwanted changes to your Macintosh computers. Some of the key features are; directs Netscape downloads to a user's folder, or prevents downloads entirely; disk locking for increased protection; controls what a user can launch, open, save, copy, view and eject; locks protected drives when computer is booting from a floppy; disables launching applications from user's folder or floppy disk; prevents users from changing the location of icons on the desktop or in folders; prevents deleting files, folders, applications, and system resources; limits access to system folders; stops users from renaming files, folders, and disks; prevents moving and copying files, folders, and applications; limits access to Control Panels and the Chooser. On Guard is on the Intranet in "Licensed MAC OS Software" and requires access authorization for downloading. For more product information, visit the companies web site.
Web site: http://www.poweronsw.com
The university currently has a site license for various Oracle products. The software can be used on instructional or administrative workstations. The software can only be used on campus and CANNOT be used at home by students, staff, or faculty. To order documentation, call Oracle at 800.252-0303.
Note: In almost all cases, users will need only the client version of Oracle. If you download from Oracle's page, be sure to understand that you want the client software. If you think you need the server version, contact the assigned technical support personnel in your department or college.
| Program | CD's |
|---|---|
| Oracle 9i for Windows 17 CD's Total | |
| Oracle 9i Start Here Oracle Database | CD Pack |
| Oracle 9i | 3 CD's |
| Oracle 9i Online Documentation | 2 CD's |
| Oracle 9i Release 1 | 1 CD |
| Oracle 9i Data Mining | 1 CD |
| Oracle Internet File System | 1 CD |
| Oracle Messaging Gateway | 1 CD |
| Oracle Fail Sate & Oracle Real Application Cluster Guard | 1 CD |
| Oracle Pure Extract | 1 CD |
| Oracle Enterprise Integration Gateways & Documentation | 1 CD |
| Oracle Visual Workbench for Oracle Procedural Gateways for IBM MQSeries | 1 CD |
| Oracle 9i Lite | 1 CD |
| Oracle 9i Personal Edition | 1 CD |
| Oracle 9i Personal Edition Documentation | 1 CD |
| Oracle 10g Client, 32-bit | 1 CD |
| Oracle 10g Client, 64-bit | 1 CD |
Note: If you are a Campus Technician and you need to run a server hosting an Oracle database, contact Bev Geuting (909.979.6348 or bevg@csupomona.edu) to obtain authorization.
SAS is a software system for data analysis. SAS reads data values in virtually any form and then organizes the values into a SAS data set. Just as the data can be read in any form data can be written in any form. The data can be analyzed statistically and can be used to produce reports. SAS data sets are automatically self-documenting since they contain both the data values and their descriptions. The university currently has a system wide site license for faculty, staff, and students which includes home use for university related business.
The basic SAS products include; Base SAS, FSP, QC, ACCESS, GIS, SF, ASSIST, GRAPH, SHARE, SPECTRAVIEW, CALC, IML, STAT, CONNECT, INSIGHT, ONLINE TUTOR, EIS, LAB,ETS, OR.
The enhanced license agreement includes the basic SAS products and these additional products; Access to R3, AppDev Studio, IntrNet, Enterprise Guide, MDDB, Enterprise Miner, Secure, Enterprise Reporter, Warehouse Administrator, IT Service Vision, Scalable Performance Data Server.
Screen To Screen provides screen broadcasting, network monitoring and remote control solutions. Some of the key features are; as a presentation tool, conduct focused demonstrations; view screens in their true monitor depth (color, grayscale or black & white); record student's screen session to a file; record presentations for later playback; does not require a dedicated server; allows you to view remote computer screens as continuously updated thumbnails; collaboration mode enables users to work on a single document. Screen To Screen is on the Intranet in "Licensed MAC OS Software" and requires access authorization for downloading. For more product information, visit the companies web site.
Web site: http://www.poweronsoftware.com/
SPSS is a comprehensive system for analyzing data. SPSS can take data from almost any type of file to generate tabulated reports, charts, plots of distribution and trends, descriptive statistics, and complex statistical analyses.
The current license includes on-campus use, labs and office computers, and extends to all faculty and full-time staff for home use. The current license does not include students' home use.
| Program | Disks | On Intranet For Download |
|---|---|---|
| SPSS For Windows 95, 98, NT, 2000, XP | 1CD | Yes-in Winlicense |
| SPSS For Macintosh | 1CD | Yes-in Licensed MAC OS Software |
The university has a limited number of WinZip licenses for use by faculty and staff. The software may be used at home if the home computer is used for university related business.
This page was last updated on June 13, 2008.