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[Faculty & Staff] The Temporary Computer Administrator Rights (TCAR) tool allows faculty and staff to grant temporary administrator access to a workstation for up to 3 hours. You may give permission to yourself or an alternate NetID (such as a student employee or graduate assistant) to download or install software and run a program that needs administrative rights.

[Faculty and Staff] This article helps with Requesting Student Employee Access to PeopleSoft HCM, Towson Online Services or Stratus Financials and Student Employee Access to Other Systems.

[Students, Faculty & Staff] Your display name is what appears in applications like Outlook and OneDrive. Follow these steps to change how your name displays.

A Duo bypass code can be useful for authentication if ever your Duo-enrolled mobile devices are unavailable. If you generate a bypass code ahead of time, print and store it in a secure location or email it to a personal address, you will be ready if the need arises.

Follow these steps to enroll your phone, tablet or landline in Duo for more secure access to protected TU systems.

This article details the Terms and Conditions of the Password Reset SMS system of the NetID Management portal. The TU NetID Management System uses SMS text messages to send one-time passcodes to NetID holders who need to reset a forgotten or expired password. This service is available to faculty, staff, students, and certain guest NetIDs as one of several options for performing self-service password resets.

[Students, Faculty & Staff] If needed, reset your forgotten or expired NetID password using a one-time passcode (OTP) sent to your mobile phone or email.

To comply with U.S. regulations, Duo blocks authentications from users whose IP address originates in a country or region subject to economic and trade sanctions enforced by the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control.

[Faculty and Staff] Retirees and faculty emeritus can continue to use their same NetID after they leave the university, which allows for continued access to a subset of services.

[Students, Faculty and Staff] As a new member of the TU community, you must activate your TU NetID account once to gain access to university resources. This article describes the activation process.

[Students, Faculty and Staff] A Shared Mailbox (once known as a "maildrop") is a group mailbox assigned to a department or organization within the university. Shared mailboxes allow one or more owners to send email messages from the mailbox's email address (e.g., blackboard@towson.edu) rather than from their personal email address.

[Faculty and Student] This article helps with Requesting Student Employee Access to File Shares.

[Faculty & Staff] Faculty and staff NetID passwords expire every six months. You can change your password and reset forgotten or expired passwords from the NetID Management webpage.

[Faculty and Student] This article helps with Requesting a Server Admin NetID.

[Students, Faculty & Staff] If the need arises, reset your NetID password by answering the security questions you set up when you first received your account. You can also use a one-time passcode (OTP) sent to your mobile phone or email as described in a separate article.