Description
As provisioned by the RAY BAUM Act, all Ohio University softphone users must install the RedSky MyE911 app. Using the MyE911 app will ensure that first responders will be able to locate you quickly and accurately in the event of an emergency where you dial 911.
Accessing the RedSky MyE911 app for the first time will require you to install the application on your device.
RedSky MyE911 is essential for Jabber users. If you use Microsoft Teams softphone exclusively and do not use Jabber, there is no need for the RedSky MyE911 app. Please follow the instructions on the Emergency 911 Calls in Microsoft Teams page to ensure you have the correct settings for location emergency location sharing within Microsoft Teams.
Environment
PC, Mac, smartphone, tablet
Solution
Softphone users will be able to access RedSky MyE911 once they are enrolled by OIT. Once you receive the welcome email from RedSky, you will be able to download the app to your device.
University-owned devices
Windows PC: Download from Software Center
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Make sure your computer is connected to the OHIO network (wired or Eduroam Wi-Fi for on-campus, VPN for off-campus).
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Open your Start Menu.
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Select All Programs, then select Microsoft Endpoint Manager, then select Software Center.
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Choose RedSky MyE911. 
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Select Install and follow the prompts.
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Some devices may encounter the Settings popup box. Confirm the below fields and select Save. If you do not encounter this popup, proceed to the next step.
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When you encounter the Device registration popup box, enter your email address and confirm the Host field appears as below. Select Send.
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After you select Send, you will receive an automated email with a verification code. (Check your spam/junk folder if you do not receive an email in your inbox within a few minutes.) Enter the verification code into the Device registration popup box and select Verify. 
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MyE911 will now be installed on your device.
If your University-owned PC does not have the Software Center application, contact your departmental IT technician or submit a ticket to the Technology Help Center to enroll in our PC Management service.
Mac OS: Download from Self Service
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Ensure your computer is connected to the OHIO network (wired or Eduroam Wi-Fi for on-campus, VPN for off-campus).
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Go to Finder.
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Under the Go menu, choose Applications.
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Open Self Service.
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Choose MyE911 client. 
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The software will install itself on your Mac within a few minutes. Follow the automatic prompts.
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Some devices may encounter the Settings popup box. Confirm the below fields and select Save. If you do not encounter this popup, proceed to the next step.
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When you encounter the Device registration popup box, enter your email address and confirm the Host field appears as below. Select Send.
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After you select Send, you will receive an automated email with a verification code. (Check your spam/junk folder if you do not receive an email in your inbox within a few minutes.) Enter the verification code into the Device registration popup box and select Verify. 
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MyE911 will now be installed on your device.
If your University-owned Mac does not have the Self Service application, contact your departmental IT technician or submit a ticket to the Technology Help Center to enroll in our Mac Management service.
Personally-owned devices
Windows PC
For a personally owned device, navigate to the RedSky MyE911 app for Windows download (opens a new page and automatically downloads the installer). See the RedSky My E911 User Guide for Windows for detailed instructions.
Personally-owned Mac
For a personally owned device, navigate to the RedSky MyE911 app for Mac Download (opens a new page and automatically downloads the installer). See the RedSky My E911 User Guide for Mac for detailed instructions.
Android and Apple smartphone and tablet users
Search your app store for MyE911 for Mobile v4 by Everbridge Inc. on Android and MyE911 for Mobile v4 by Redsky Technologies, Inc. on Apple and download the app.
Outcome: You should now be able to install the RedSky MyE911 app on your device.
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