• Students
  • eWeber
  • Wildcat Mail
  • Vista WebCT
  • ChiTester
• Employees
  • Novell
  • Vista WebCT
  • Crystal Reports
  • ChiTester
• Concurrent Enrollment Faculty
  • Faculty/Staff Portal (soon to be the new eWeber Portal)
  • Lynx Self Service - to retrieve rolls or enter grades)

What’s on the horizon:

• New Faculty/Staff Portal - eWeber Portal can be Beta tested currently at the following link:
  https://portalapps.weber.edu/betalogin/fslogin.html
   

**Are You Still Having Password Issues ? Click Here
 

Operating System Note**

Windows Users with Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox web browsers should enable Pop-ups for all Weber web sites.

Mac Users may have problems using Safari. We recommend that you download and install Mozilla Firefox

• How To allow popups
• Download or Print PDF Instructions

Step 1: Wildcat Password Creation

With your current Wildcat ID (GroupWise or Wildcat Mail username) and password login at:

http://wildcatid.weber.edu/vo   

• If you do NOT know your password, you can go directly to: https://portalapps.weber.edu/getwcid/ to get a temporary password. ONLY use this when you have tried unsuccessfully to enter the correct password several times.
• If you do NOT know your Wildcat ID call the IT Service Desk at  801-626-7777.

Complete all three areas on the page, beginning at the top and clicking on SUBMIT after EACH SECTION.
**You may enter the challenge questions and then when you click on SUBMIT, it asks you to log in again. Please re-log in and enter the challenge questions again - exactly as you did the first time. This time when you click on Submit, it should take to the the screen shown below.

• Click on the lock icon at the top of the page

Area 1) Change your password according to the specified criteria and Submit

 

• Successful change message should display

Area 2) Create a Password Hint and Submit

Area 3) ** If you set your two challenge questions when first logging in, you should only need to verify that the second question (the one you create) is still listed. Neither of your answers should be visible, but having the question present indicates that it was retained.

If you did not have to do that part, do this now...Set two challenge questions, one the system provides - and you answer, and the second one you create. Be prepared to create a question that ONLY YOU know the answer to. Something that doesn't change, so you won't forget your answer, and create a question that is unique to you. Submit.

**Note: Be sure to create a Challenge Question where only you know the answer and the answer stays the same.

 

Step 2: GroupWise password synchronization

Since the move to LDAP authentication on January 25th, GroupWise should automatically be synchronized with your Wildcat username and password. If you are unable to get into GroupWise using your new password, please contact the IT Service Desk for assistance.

Step 3: Workstation Password synchronization
         (Strongly Recommended for Campus Computers ONLY. Non campus users -  Move to Step 4)

Synchronize your Workstation password with your new Wildcat password so that you will only have to log in once when you start your computer each day.

• Click CTRL-ALT-DEL keys
• select:  Change Password.
• Highlight the small computer icon ONLY  (not the tree) - this will allow you to set your workstation password.
• Enter your current password and then the new password twice.
• Once you click OK - this new password will be set for your workstation.

Step 4: Verification that it works!

Go to any of the following that you use to verify that your new password is working correctly:

• Log into Vista - if you teach a class to make sure it is successful
• Log into the current Faculty/Staff portal
• Log into Chi-Tester
• Log into Crystal Reports
• Finally, if all of these recognize your new password and you are using a campus machine, restart your computer and log in using your new password.
  
  If you run into any problems or need a clarification on any step of the process, please call our IT Service Desk at x7777.

Thank you for being Pro-Active and Taking Control of your own Password management!