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==== Jira ====
==== Jira ====
:By default Jira authenticates against the kerberos server, however it is possible to set Jira to it's own separate password.  If you change your password through the Jira web interface it wil create a '''new''', '''separate''' password, and no longer authenticate against the kerberos server.  Changing your Jira password DOES NOT change any other UMIACS password.
:By default Jira authenticates against the kerberos server, however it is possible to set Jira to it's own separate password.  If you change your password through the Jira web interface it will create a '''new''', '''separate''' password, and no longer authenticate against the kerberos server.  Changing your Jira password DOES NOT change any other UMIACS password.


== Changing your password ==
== Changing your password ==

Revision as of 17:05, 20 November 2012

Types of Accounts

When your UMIACS account is first created there are two password that are initially set.

Windows

This password authenticates against our Windows domain and is set when you first create your UMIACS account.
It control access for the following resources:
  • Windows computers
  • exchange e-mail
  • VPN Authentication

Kerberos

This password authenticates against our Kerberos Server and is set when you first create your UMIACS account.
It controls access for the following resources:
  • UNIX/Linux computers
  • IMAP e-mail
  • Subversion repositories
  • Wiki

Jira

By default Jira authenticates against the kerberos server, however it is possible to set Jira to it's own separate password. If you change your password through the Jira web interface it will create a new, separate password, and no longer authenticate against the kerberos server. Changing your Jira password DOES NOT change any other UMIACS password.

Changing your password

There are currently two ways to change your UMIACS passwords:

  • Via the web interface tool at:
https://intranet.umiacs.umd.edu/cgi-bin/changepass
  • Stop by the UMIACS Helpdesk room 3142 AVW
If you plan on stopping by the UMIACS Helpdesk, please make sure to bring photo ID

Password Requirements

  1. Must be atleast 8 characters in length
  2. Must have alteast 3 of the following character classes: lower-case letters, upper-case letters, numbers, punctuation, special characters
  3. Cannot be the same as any of your previous 5 passwords
  4. Cannot contain a string that is part of your username