You must respond to the annual renewal request email for each domain within three weeks or your site will be locked and then removed two weeks later. After leaving Stanford…

Because the su.Domains server is a shared server, you should not store any FERPA/HIPAA information, such as grades, on your site. You may be at risk of violating FERPA/HIPAA if…

While Stanford is providing the infrastructure to allow students, faculty, and staff to create personal domains, Stanford does not routinely monitor webpages and does not assume responsibility for content. Stanford…

Stanford Domains is a free, self-service web publishing platform used to create personal digital spaces for various media, e.g., portfolios and wikis. Stanford students, faculty, and staff can register a free…

When you join Stanford Domains, you will be asked to pick a domain (ie., profX.su.domains). You will then to be able to have unlimited websites such as class101.profX.su.domains, class201.profX.su.domains by…

When you create your website, you are the only one who can add, update, delete the content of your website. However, you can add another user to manage your contents…

Transfer cpanel to another since I’m leaving Stanford I’m leaving Stanford soon and my cpanel runs out group’s website, can I transfer ownership to another Stanford user?Yes, you can (i.e,…

University IT provided Form Builder tools such as Google Forms, Qualtrics. We encourage you to use these two platforms since it is well integrated with our…

The Stanford Domains service is for Low Risk data. There is no need to protect your website. However, there are three different methods to protect your website contents: You can protect…