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 ====== Accounts and Passwords ======
-The School of Physics and Astronomy has many centrally managed computer systems and websites which are authenticated by a single Physics & Astronomy Computing account. Your physics username and password are the same for Windows, Unix/Linux, Email and the website.
+Most Windows computers within the School use your regular university login (InternetID credentials).
-New faculty, staff and graduate students should find they have accounts set up before they arrive. Physics majors should have accounts created within the first few weeks of the year, though they can also be requested via the front office or through SPS.
+Unix and Linux systems in the School are being transitioned to InternetID logins. Separate Physics & Astronomy Computing accounts are being phased out.
-If communication has failed and you don't have an account, please talk to someone in either the Physics or Astronomy main office.
+Visitors may also need arrangements made to access many of the facilities they need. Please check [[computing:general:visitorinfo|our guide on visitor accounts]].
+===== Physics Email =====
-===== Important =====
+Physics Email has been retired. OIT maintains forwarding for @physics.umn.edu email addresses.
-If you have not done so yet, please follow this new account checklist:
-  * Visit [[http://www.physics.umn.edu/resources/myphys/|My Phys]]
-  * Change your initial Physics password. (Under the Account Settings link)
-  * Ensure you will receive email: Setup mail forwarding to an account you check regularly, or begin checking your physics mail account regularly.
-  * (Optional) Fill in Directory and Profile information for the website.
-  * Bookmark us: [[http://zzz.physics.umn.edu/computing/]]
-===== Email Account =====
-The best way to access your [[computing:accounts:email|Physics Email]] account is to use a mail program such as Mozilla Thunderbird, or you can access your account via the Physics webmail system, at [[http://mail.physics.umn.edu]]. On the Unix or Linux systems, you can also use ''mutt''. Our [[computing:accounts:email|Physics Email]] page has more detailed information on accessing your email account.
-**Important:** Updates regarding your account will be sent to your Physics email address, so if you read your email elsewhere, make sure you set email forwarding from your Physics account. Instructions can be found on the Physics support website address above. If we are unable to contact you via email, your account may be deactivated.
 ===== Systems =====
-Our main Unix server is physics.umn.edu; individual Linux workstations are available in several other locations. Windows and Linux
+Our main Unix server for shell access is physics.umn.edu; individual Linux workstations are available in several other locations. Windows and Linux workstations are available in several swing space locations - mainly for **TA/Grading** use:
-workstations are available in the room 137 and 469 (astronomy) computer labs.
 ==== Windows ====
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 ==== Linux ====
-To log in at one of our Linux workstations, enter your username and password in the boxes.
+To log in at one of our Linux workstations, enter your InternetID username and password in the boxes.
 ==== Remotely ====
-You can remotely access your physics.umn.edu Unix account using SSH (Secure Shell). For those who are unfamiliar with ssh, please see [[computing:software:ssh]].
+You can remotely access your physics.umn.edu Unix account using SSH (Secure Shell). For those who are unfamiliar with ssh, see: [[computing:software:ssh]].
 ===== Mailing Lists =====
-All users are normally subscribed to some electronic mailing lists. By default, we subscribe your Physics account to receive list messages of departmental announcements.
+Mailing list have been moved to lists.umn.edu
-If you would like departmental computing-related announcements (such as scheduled outages) [[https://support.physics.umn.edu/wws/subscribe/systems-announce|sign up on our list server]].
 ===== Usage Policies =====
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 [[http://zzz.physics.umn.edu/computing/policies/home|The full policy is available here.]]
+===== What happens when I leave? =====
+Your **InternetID** is automatically kept active while you have a current appointment in Peoplesoft. Once you leave the School, an account expiry system starts operation.
+  * If you have an ongoing research relationship with faculty in the School, a Person of Interest account is needed for Linux and Windows computer access.
+Your **University account** may get shut off shortly after leaving, for example if your contract is over. Within Physics this will affect your ability to log in to Windows and Linux computers.
+If you need continued access to either of these, there are a couple of possibilities.
+  * Graduate students can sign up to a Grad999 course, which allows them to keep their InternetID's/AD account active as they are finishing up their thesis, research project, etc.  There is no cost for the Grad999 course, but it can only be used to finish up their work.
+  * Otherwise to keep doing research with faculty after graduation or end of contract, the department admin office can set up an affiliate appointment at 0%, which keeps all the old access intact (InternetID, email, UCard, AD account, etc.), without being on payroll.
+  * A regular Sponsored Account is **not** recommended. The Person Of Interest account type is needed for continuation of identity at the University.

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