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CDA Password Setup and First time login

So you wanna log onto a computer in the CDA, eh? You need an account. Once you've been told your username, you'll need a password to log on for the first time. That can be done from any computer in the CDA.

Please choose one of the following handy dandy little guides below.

I am a first time user and need a detailed explanation with pictures :

• how to set up my password using a Macintosh.
  
  
• how to set up my password using a PC.
  

I am very familiar with networked computers and just need a brief summary:

• password setup on a Mac.
  
  
• password setup using a PC.
  

Once you have your account and password setup, it's imperative for your happiness and sanity while using computers in the lab to always remember to:

• logout when done. On the Mac, drag all server volume icons to the trash. In NT, go the Start menu and choose 'Log Off (your username)...'
• backup your work. Every computer has a 100mb ZIP drive. Cartridges are inexpensive. Your time and sanity are not. Keep two backups of all work. Alternate cartridges used to backup so if something goes wrong, you will only lose one iteration of work.
• logout when done. If you don't, people can erase your work, assignments, send email as you, etc. Always log out when finished.
• Did you see the part about logging out when done? Excellent!

 

 

 

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