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Active Directory Migration Center For Aging

Active Directory Migration Center For Aging. Joining the DHE Domain Fall 2007. What is an AD Domain?. Large database for – 1. Centralized user authentication. 2. Controlled access to IT resources. Old Login Screen. New Login Screen. Login Drop Down Choices. Choosing “this computer”.

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Active Directory Migration Center For Aging

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  1. Active Directory MigrationCenter For Aging Joining the DHE Domain Fall 2007

  2. What is an AD Domain? • Large database for – • 1. Centralized user authentication. • 2. Controlled access to IT resources

  3. Old Login Screen

  4. New Login Screen

  5. Login Drop Down Choices

  6. Choosing “this computer”

  7. What’s in the future? • ONE and only ONE Duke username and password! (maybe) • New Geri usernames to match your DHE domain username

  8. Choosing the DHE Domain

  9. New Login Screen

  10. What you will need to do… • Contact Irv Eisen to get your DHE user id. • Phone the DHTS Help Desk at 684-2243 to get your DHE password. • Go to http://awi.duhs.duke.edu/, and log in with your DHE user id and the password they give you. • Click on the yellow key to the right of the word “Applications” and change your password.

  11. Questions?

  12. Review This presentation can be reviewed on the geri web site at: http://www.geri.duke.edu/csl/ADMigration.ppt Other informative documents can be reviewed at: http://www.geri.duke.edu/csl

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