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#Spire umass password

But based on 13 years of experience with it (yes, I still use it. So I know that doesn't answer your question. They're good people, but their resources are limited. Neither could they accomplish a feat that big, nor would they release such a load of junk. In retrospect, that's probably too generous and too harsh at the same time. So SPIRE, despite being terrible in nearly every way, didn't seem that bad. I didn't know anything about technology at the time, so I didn't really pay attention.Īnd, to make matters worse, the whole web was a giant clusterfuck of garbage back then. But I was at UMass for its very first inception in 2002. For questions, please email Exchange Help.I don't actually know.

#Spire umass password

Note: If you are an Exchange Email and Calendar user and are in the CAMPUS Domain, changing your password in SPIRE will also change your IT Active Directory/Exchange account password.

To change your password for a Course Account or Subsidiary Account, go to IT Accounts > My IT Accounts, click the account name, then follow the prompts on the screen.

Make sure your password meets our requirements for strong passwords.

Enter your new password in the fields provided and click Change IT Password.

The Password last changed on field will show the date and time when you last changed your password.

From the SPIRE navigation, choose My SPIRE > Change My Password.

Note: If you have administrative access to the Human Resources system, you are required to change your NetID password every 180 days.

If you are changing your password for Web login, use the instructions below.

Note: Google Apps users need to use Application-Specific Passwords for mobile devices and email software, so changing your NetID password won't affect those passwords. To set your reminder, you will need to change your password first.

In the SPIRE navigation, go to My SPIRE > Change My Password.

Log on to SPIRE with your NetID and password.

Store a word or phrase to help jog your memory if you can't remember your password.

5:00 p.m.) or the Learning Commons Technical Support Desk with extended hours (Lower level of the W.E.B. Stop by the IT Help Center (A109 LGRC Lowrise, M - F, 8:30 a.m.(To add a non-UMass email address, log in to SPIRE, then go to SPIRE navigation > Personal Information > Email Addresses.) Note: To get a temporary password, you need to have email forwarding set for your email account or a non-UMass email address stored in SPIRE. On the SPIRE Logon page, under IT Accounts (right side of the page), click NetID & Password Help to retrieve your password reminder or get a new temporary password.To protect your personal information, please do not share your NetID password with anyone. Your NetID password provides access to your personal information such as your email, your SPIRE account, or files stored on Box. Don't forget your UCard! Your NetID Password Du Bois Library) or contact the IT Help Center. Students, Faculty & Staff: Come to the IT Help Center (A109, LGRC Lowrise, M - F, 8:30 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.) or the Learning Commons Technical Support Desk with extended hours (Lower level of W.E.B. On the SPIRE Logon page, under IT Accounts (right side of the page), click Password & NetID Help. Forgot your NetID?Īpplicants: We will email you your NetID and a temporary password.

Your NetID is the user name associated with your primary UMass Amherst Account. The user name for this type of account is not your IT Account NetID. Course Accounts) or for other academic or administrative projects. These accounts are typically used to access course Web sites (a.k.a. Note: Some faculty and staff have Subsidiary Accounts. Your NetID serves as the primary user name for your IT Account and gives you access to the campus network, SPIRE, email and much, much more. Basic information about your UMass Amherst NetID and password is provided below.