Identity and Access Management

Details regarding what is a UIN and how to retrieve it.

How to create a digital ID within Adobe Sign.

Details on troubleshooting AUTH locks on different devices.

Steps outlining how to change your preferred name in Howdy and Workday.

Details on changing your information displayed in the public TAMU directory, including editing and withholding information.

List of resources and options for former students as they transition resources away from the University.

Steps on how to activate your Former Student Account, common errors, and other account information.

Summaries of each of the facilities available through the Texas A&M Aggie Account Gateway, as well as where to find them.

Instructions on activating your NetID Account.

Instructions on changing changing your current NetID password.

Instructions for setting up your forwarding address for your published email address

How to reset your forgotten NetID password.

Information regarding the lifecycle of former student accounts.

Instructions on how to change your NetID or @tamu.edu email address.

Frequently asked questions regarding access errors to Howdy.

How to address issues when logging into the new Howdy portal.

This article offers detailed insights into the setup and configuration of proxies to manage network traffic and enhance security. It explains various types of proxies, their use cases, and provides best practices for maintaining and troubleshooting proxy servers.

This article guides users through the process of setting up and removing shared email addresses that forward messages to multiple recipients. It includes detailed instructions on submitting requests, managing forwarding rules, and ensuring proper deletion to maintain email system integrity.

Instructions for obtaining and removing shared NetID accounts at Texas A&M University, including completing a request form and contacting the identity security office for assistance.

Secondary NetID accounts are used for the purpose of least-privilege access.

This article offers essential tips and strategies for diagnosing and resolving common issues with Single Sign-On (SSO) systems. It covers potential problems related to user authentication, configuration errors, and connectivity issues, providing practical solutions to ensure smooth SSO functionality.