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Industrial Engineering
provides accounts to students who are are current graduate students or
students who require them for class. Accounts are also open to
faculty and staff and are sometimes required to access certain functions
of the departmental server system.
Username:
For simplicity the account username will
match your CSSD username. This is done so that technical staff can
quickly contact you. It is also assumed that your CSSD email is
being checked or forwarded to an email account that you check with some
regularity.
Password: Your
IE Departmental Account may have the same password as your CSSD account
if you choose, but it can be different. The only restriction is
that the password must meet the criteria of a complex password.
There can be NO exceptions as the server will physically not accept a
password that is not complex enough.
Documentation about accounts
and account creation can be found in
HTML and
DOC (Word) format.
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Complex Password Rules
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Rule
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Bad
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Good
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1. The new password must be
six or more characters long.
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dog
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dOg8cAt
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2. The new password cannot
contain any part of your username or real name. (for
example assume John R. Doe)
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jrdst1
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BiRd8DOG
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jrd1
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CAT8dog
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3. The new password
cannot contain dictionary words or names with no
capitalization or standard capitalization.
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Gateway
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GaTe$WaY
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Mary
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MaRY@1
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4. The new password cannot
contain sequences of letters and/or
digits.
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ABC123
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1A23bc
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5. The new password cannot
only pre-pend or append numbers.
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Tiger34
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TigER3$4
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6. The new password must
contain at least three out of the following four characters:
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Uppercase letters (ABC…).
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Lowercase letters (abc…).
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Numbers (123…).
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Non-alphanumeric symbols (!@#$...).
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An example of a good
password would be a short phrase that you can remember substituting
numbers for words, like on a license plate. For example,
“UrGr8Man” = “You are great man” would satisfy the requirements of a
secure password. Try to think of a phrase that you would remember
and that would be hard to guess. Avoid using Social Security Numbers,
Birthdates, and closely related names that can be guessed by someone who
has a little knowledge of you and access to the internet.
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