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From this point forward, the password in this guide will be referred to as your Domain Password.
From this point forward, the password in this guide will be referred to as your Domain Password.
- Technology will never ask you for your domain password
- Technology will never send you a link to fix an issue you may be having with your email account
- Technology will always use proper spelling and grammar in our emails
- You do not have to activate your email mailbox
- You do not have a space/storage limit on your email account
- Work PC login (this is your domain account)
- GSuite for Education (includes Gmail)
- Illuminate Education
- Clever
- Pearson EasyBridge
- FreshService Service Desk
- Knowledge Direct
- SonicWALL Content Filter
- Schoolloop
Updated and future passwords must follow the rules below. An example of a good password is “P@ssw0rd” or “I like school” or “battery horse stapler”. An example of a bad password is “dog” or “1234567”.
NOTE: Do not use P@ssw0rd used in this example, it is a Microsoft training password known world-wide.
Sentences work great as passwords!
Sentences work great as passwords!
Your password must:
Your password must:
1. Not contain your firstname or last name
1. Not contain your firstname or last name
2. Be at least ten characters in length
2. Be at least ten characters in length
3. Contain characters at least three of the four following categories
3. Contain characters at least three of the four following categories
-- Uppercase letter (A through Z)
-- Uppercase letter (A through Z)
-- Lowercase letter (a through z)
-- Lowercase letter (a through z)
-- Number (0 through 9)
-- Number (0 through 9)
-- Non-alphabetic characters (for example, !, $, #, %)
-- Non-alphabetic characters (for example, !, $, #, %)
-- Not be the same as any password you have ever used
-- Not be the same as any password you have ever used
-- Must be changed every 365 days (or one year) at a scheduled time
-- Must be changed every 365 days (or one year) at a scheduled time
Your computer will prompt you to change your password after it has expired. You are welcome to change it at any time. If you do not have an assigned computer, you may use any school computer to update your domain password. Personal computers, smartphones, tablets, and Chromebooks cannot update your domain password.
Your computer will prompt you to change your password after it has expired. You are welcome to change it at any time. If you do not have an assigned computer, you may use any school computer to update your domain password. Personal computers, smartphones, tablets, and Chromebooks cannot update your domain password.
1. Go to school computer
1. Go to school computer
2. While on the desktop, press CTRL-ALT-DEL on the keyboard
2. While on the desktop, press CTRL-ALT-DEL on the keyboard
3. Click the 'Change a password' option
3. Click the 'Change a password' option
4. Change the current username to your username
4. Change the current username to your username
a. Type in your old password, then your new password twice (following the complexity requirements listed above).
a. Type in your old password, then your new password twice (following the complexity requirements listed above).
b. Click the White Arrow to confirm your change and verify your password was successfully changed.
b. Click the White Arrow to confirm your change and verify your password was successfully changed.
5. You have successfully changed your password!
5. You have successfully changed your password!
If you have problems or lock yourself out of your domain account, please contact Technology (6201).
If you have problems or lock yourself out of your domain account, please contact Technology (6201).
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