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My PasswordsPlease write your passwords in the spaces below before typing them on the computer. Note that only the network password is subject to the complexity rules listed below. These rules are good recommendations for all your passwords, better still, include the use of a passphrase. Also, all three passwords on this page can be the same.My Personal Account Password is:_My localmgr password is:_My Network password is:_The passwords chosen by students at Rose-Hulman protect a range of services, including financial aid, course registration, email, and personal data storage. With freely available cracking programs usable even to the average person, cracking a simple password has never been easier. Choosing a secure password will help to prevent password cracking, and adds a layer of defense against electronic intrusion. Your network password must include at least 3 of the 4 following sets and be 8 to 20 characters long:- Lowercase characters- Uppercase characters- Numeric characters- Special characters such as punctuation or alt characters Cannot include part of your username, first name, or last name. Use a sentence or combination of words to create a passphrase.Once your password is created, never share it with anyone, including employees of Rose-Hulman IAIT. If someone else needs to use your computer, log in for them or consider temporarily changing your password.Quick Guide to Rose-Hulmans Computing ServicesHow do I contact the Help Desk for technical support?Location:G108 on the first floor of Crapo HallPhone:x8989 or (812) 877-8989Email:Web:/iait Note: For problems with your laptops hardware, please bring it to the Help Desk. We cant fix a broken screen on the phone, with email, or on the web.Where do I take my laptop if it has a problem?The Help DeskWhere is the Help Desk web site?/iait Where can I find the orientation slides and other orientation materials?/iait/Laptops/Pages/default.aspx How do I change my password?Network password (choose one of the following): Press Ctrl-Alt-Del, click Change Password, change top line to read ROSE-HULMAN.EDUusername, then fill in the password fields Go to Local laptop password:Press Ctrl-Alt-Del and click Change PasswordWhat do I do if I forget my password?Come to the Help Desk with your student ID.Where can I get software?Click DFS Root under Favorites in Windows Explorer, log in with your username and network password if asked, then go to Software folder.Where can I check my email by using a web browser?How can I check my email / Exchange quota?Log in to webmail and hold the mouse cursor over your mailbox. A window will pop up showing how much of your quota has been used.What are Rose-Hulmans email servers and their settings?/iait/Services/Pages/Email.aspx How do I check or change my Barracuda Spam Firewall settings?How can I register a new network card or change an existing one?Connect the device to the network and open a web browser if available. If you are not promptedwith a registration page or the device does not have a web browser, use your laptop and browse to /tools/registerMacForm.aspl and use the “Register New Device” link to register the device. If you cannot get your device registered contact the Help DeskHow can I check how much bandwidth Ive used and see my registered devices?/tools/networkUsage.pl How do I access Banner?From , click current students and then click the Banner Web link in the Daily Tools section.Where can I access the VPN client?What are the addresses of Rose-Hulmans public UNIX servers accessible through SSH?How do I reset my voice mail password if I have forgotten it?Come to the Help Desk with your student ID.How do I add a printer?Click Start, type print, then double-click the printer. How do I manage a mailing list?/iait/Services/Pages/Mailing-Lists.aspx What do I check my course schedule?/regweb-cgi/reg-sched.plWhere do I go to access the Moodle learning management system?/Quick Guide to DFS Network StorageRose-Hulman provides a network file storage services called DFS. Using these services, it is possible to create remote backups of important files and share data between users. DFS is also used by some courses as a way to turn in electronic homework or test files.You have 1000 MB of space in your DFS directory. To Access DFS:1. Open Windows Explorer. (not Internet Explorer)2. Click the DFS Root in Favorites.3. Enter username and network password if asked.4. Double click Users.5. Double click letter that begins your last name.6. Double click the folder with your username.NOTE: All users on campus can see the files in your Shared folder. Initially only you have access to the Private folder.Ways to Extend Battery Life1. Turn down the LCD brightness.a. Press the Fn + F8 keys simultaneously to decrease Brightness b. Press the Fn + F9 keys simultaneously to increase Brightness 2. Use built-in Windows power management.a. Power Options within the Control Panelb. Using this dialog, you can tell the computer to turn off the monitor and/or hard drive after a certain amount of time; or tell the entire computer to Sleep (minimal power usage) or Hibernate (no power usage)c. Use Hibernate versus Sleep. Hibernate uses no power while Sleep uses minimal amounts of power.3. Turn off Bluetooth/wireless internet when not in use.a. Turn Bluetooth/wireless network card on or off by flipping the switch on the left side near the front of your computer.b. Fn + F5 to individually turn Bluetooth or Wireless on/off while side switch is green.4. Close unused programs.5. Remove unused notebook powered USB devices.6. Dont watch DVDs and dont play graphics-intensive games on battery power.7. Do NOT fully drain, and then recharge lithium ion batteries. They do not exhibit memory issues and can damage the battery.Three ways to Prevent Hard Disk Damage and Data Loss1. Dont move or carry your laptop while it is running. 2. When powering off the laptop you should shut down Windows. a. If the laptop will not shutdown, hold the power button down for approximately five seconds. This will power off the laptop, wait 5 seconds before moving.b. Do not consistently use the power button to shut off the laptop. It can lead to drive damage.3. It is always wise to make a backup copy of your My Documents folder.a. We suggest at least once a week that you back up your data. You can create DVD or CD backups with your laptop. External hard drives and USB Thumb drives provide quick and easy backup.b. Important class work can be backed up to your DFS network space (the DFS Home Folder in My Network Places). Your data on DFS is automatically backed up by IAIT. Changing Endpoint Protection Scan TimeBy default, Endpoint will perform a Quick scan at 2:00AM. This is not very resource intensive as it only scans running programs and the most likely places for malware to hide. However, you may choose to adjust the time when the Quick scan runs or schedule a Full scan instead. Note: A Full scan is resource intensive, which slows processing, and should be scheduled when it will not affect use of your laptop.1) In your System Tray, located in the lower right of your screen, double click on the Endpoint Protection Icon.Endpoint Protection 2) Click on the Settings tab. Change the Around time to the time you wish for your computer to be scanned. Creating your Personal SharePoint SiteYour personal site is called a My Site. It will be created the first time you access it.1. Navigate to /mysite.2. Click the Sign In link in the upper-right corner of the page.3. When prompted, enter your and your network password.4. Your Newsfeed and Profile are immediately available. When you click the My Content link, you will see the follow progress page as your personal site is generated.What can you do with your My SiteThese are just a few of the things you can do with your My Site: Update your SharePoint profile Create a portal storing links and RSS feeds Store and share documents and pictures Create additional pages Create a discussion forum Create a BlogIntroduction to your My SiteYour My Site Content is pre-configured with a few default lists such as the Personal Documents library and the Shared Pictures library. After clicking the My Content link, these can be accessed by using the menu on the left.To modify the layout of the page, click the button and select Edit Page. When complete, click the button. To add more content to your My Site, click the button and choose More Options. This will open a new window with several options to choose from, including a Blog site as described below.Creating a Blog siteClick the button and choose More Options. Then click the button. Enter a name and URL (e.g. Blog) and click the button.Running Windows UpdateClick Start - Type windows update in the search box - click Windows Update. This will open the Control Panel Windows Update window. If there are critical updates to install they will be listed here. To manually check for updates, click the Check for updates on the left pane. This will begin a search for updates. Once completed it will list them. You can click on the link text to the left of the Install updates button to get more details on the update to be installed.KeePass KeePass is a password management system. It stores your passwords in an encrypted database file on your computer. That way you can make unique complicated passwords and not worry about forgetting them. You only need to remember your master key. Choose the best password that you can still remember. Write it down somewhere. You can make multiple different files of passwords to better manage them. To start KeePass, go to Start-All ProgramsImportant KeePass Features Create a database: Ctrl-N or File-New creates a new KeePass database file. A new screen will appear where you create your master password. Add a new username/password entry: Select the group where you want to add the entry Click the add entry button to ad