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How do I know if I have a UCD LoginID and Kerberos password?

How do I obtain a UCD LoginID?

How do I obtain a UCD Kerberos Password?

How do I change my Kerberos password?

How do I test my UCD LoginID and UCD Kerberos Password?

How do I know if I have a UCD LoginID and Kerberos password?

A campus computing account is free to all UDC affiliates, providing both on- and off-campus access to numerous computer-based services. The UCD LoginID is a two- to eight-character name that you give your computing account. Visible to all, it can be a favorite word, a set of initials or your name, as long as it does not exceed eight characters.

If you have a UC Davis computing account, you have a UCD LoginID.

If you do not currently have a UC Davis computing account, you can use the Computing Accounts Services Menu to obtain a new UCD LoginID.

If you have a computing account or would like to see if you have one, you can check to see if you have a UCD LoginID and what it is by going to the Computing Accounts Services Home Page and clicking on "Check the status of your account."

Under this option you can also see if you have a Kerberos password by ensuring you have an IKRB permit (by going to the Computing Accounts Services Home Page and clicking on "Check the status of your account.")

You can also test your UCD LoginID and Kerberos password via the Computing Accounts Services Home Page by going to the "Test Password" feature.

How do I obtain a UCD LoginID?

1. Go to the Computing Accounts Services Home Page.
2. Click on "Get your UC Davis Computing Account" and follow the prompts.
3. During the conversion process, you can select the name of your UCD LoginID. It should meet the following requirements:
   • It must be between two- to eight-characters long.
   • Use any letters and/or numbers in the English alphabet and numerical system.
   • Adhere to the UC Davis "Principles of Community." Out of respect for others, your UCD LoginID should not include offensive language.

   Note: To find out what services are available to you with your UCD LoginID (such as access to MyUCDavis and the campus modem pools), you can go to the Computing Accounts Services Home Page. Click on "Add services to your account" and follow the prompts. For more information on ServiceIDs, see the ServiceID How-tos and ServiceID FAQs.

How do I obtain a UCD Kerberos Password?

If you have a UC Davis LoginID but do not remember your Kerberos Password (or "IKRB" ServiceID), you can reset your password by visiting a campus Password Reset Location (182 Shields Library, MU Station, 1154 Meyer, 15 Olson, 1101 Hart, 75 Hutchison) or through a departmental Account Proxy. For security reasons, there is no way for an account holder to look up a Kerberos Password. Be sure to bring along a picture ID and they will be happy to help you change your password.

How do I change my Kerberos password?

To change your Kerberos password, go to the Computing Accounts Services Home Page, click on "Change your password" and follow the prompts. You must know your current password. If you do not know your password, see "How do I obtain a UCD Kerberos Password?"

How do I test my UCD LoginID and UCD Kerberos Password?

You can test your UCD LoginID and Kerberos password via the Computing Accounts Services Home Page. Simply select the Test Password feature and click the Begin button.

QUESTIONS? NEED HELP? See the FAQ, links, and contact information for the IT Express Computing Help Desk on the left side of this page.