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What is my FIT ID number (@number)?

Your FIT ID number, sometimes called @number is a unique identification number assigned to an individual at FIT. FIT ID numbers consist of the at-sign (@) followed by eight digits. Example @01234567. To view your FIT ID number log in to MyFIT. Click on the triangle next to your name on the right-hand side of the […]
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What devices can I connect to the FIT Internet?

Please be advised that some devices may not work on the FIT network. Many of the devices not compatible with the FIT network were designed to work in home network environments, and therefore do not fully function on a campus network environment. Many universities are experiencing the same issue with these devices. Specifically, only devices that support the […]
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What are my username and default password?

Your username and default password will be provided to you by one of the following departments; please note the Division of Information Technology does not send this information. ApplicantsThe Office of Admissions will send your FIT username and FIT default password; after you complete the SUNY Application Online. It may take 7-10 days to receive […]
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Troubleshooting Steps for a MyFIT "Error 500 - Internal Server Error"

The new portal also has additional security features to help keep your personal information safe, but there are some Cybersafe habits you should continue to practice. Sign out of all applications including MyFIT. Quit the browser, do not just close the tab. Log off the computer when you are finished. On occasion, you may encounter a “500 Error […]
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Ransomware

What is Ransomware?Ransomware is computer malware that encrypts the files on your PC, making them (and often your whole computer) unusable.  It may also encrypt files on network drives that you have access to, like your N: drive.  You regain access to the files by paying a ransom to receive a decryption key.  In 2016, […]
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Password Protect your Mobile Devices

29% of people do not use PINs or passcodes on their mobile devices. (Source: CTIA 2016)If you lost or left your phone unattended would you want someone scrolling through your emails, photos, and chats? Of course, not and enabling password protection is easy you can enter a customized PIN, or many phones now offer face recognition […]

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