Your UCSBnetID is your campus identifier. Your UCSBnetID and UCSBnetPassword combination provides a single set of campus credentials and authenticates you within various campus web applications. Individuals must still be granted authorization for specific campus web applications by the web applications administrator. (Even if you have successfully authenticated using your correct UCSBnetID and UCSBnetPassword, you may still not have authorization to access certain Academic Personnel applications until you are authorized to do so by the Personnel Administrator.)
Some of the campus web applications that authenticate using UCSBnetID/UCSBnetPassword are:
If you are a new employee at UCSB and you need to establish a UCSBnetID account, you will need a token. Please visit the IS&C Office in person, located in 4101 SAASB, to activate and pick up your new token and receive additional instructions. Be sure to bring an official valid picture identification card (e.g. driver’s license).
First, verify that your UCSBnetPassword does not work in other web applications - e.g. UCSB Directory - Netpoint User Manager
If your UCSBnetPassword still does not work, you will need to reset it using a token. Please visit the IS&C Office in person, located in 4101 SAASB, to activate and pick up your token and receive additional instructions. Be sure to bring an official valid picture identification card (e.g. driver’s license).
Password must be between 8 and 16 characters in length, include at least one upper case character, one lower case character, and one numeric digit.
Password may optionally contain one or more of the following special characters: ,._!@#-^+=
Password should not be an obvious derivative of a dictionary word or any information easily associated with you (e.g. UCSBnetID, reset token, name, email address, phone number).
Your email address, telephone number, and other personal information are synchronized with the UCSB Directory. Please update your entry on the Directory. Changes are synchronized the next time you log into the Academic Personnel application.
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