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Sign in to your Office 365 account using your FIT email and password; for step-by-step instructions, visit How to log in to Office 365.
Then follow the link to the latest instructions from Microsoft.
Installation on a mobile device
1. Click on the appropriate store button for your mobile device and click install.
2. After the installation is complete, open Duo on your mobile device. You will be presented with the message, “Duo Mobile” Would Like to Send You Notifications”
Recommended: Click “Allow”.
3. Click “ADD ACCOUNT” button under the text “New to Duo?”
4. You will be presented with the message, “Duo Mobile” Would Like to Access Camera”
Click “OK” (You will need to have this enabled to scan the QR code verification).
If you installed the Duo app after being instructed through the enrollment instructions, return to the enrollment window, and click I have Duo Mobile installed. Then scan the activation barcode.
You may have your chosen first name display for Google Meet, Gmail, and other G Suite apps by changing your Google Profile name.
Changing your Google Profile name has these benefits:
- It creates a DISPLAY NAME in all caps across many key locations within the Google suite.
- While the FIT email address will continue to display in much smaller text below the display name, FIT account holders who know you by your chosen name can search for you within type-ahead search boxes across Google using your chosen first name. (Over time, type-ahead search improves as the same people search for your chosen first name.)
At this time, for external individuals (non-FIT account holders) to contact you, they will need to address you with your FIT email address. However, IT is working on a solution for this and will update this document once the chosen first name is available within the FIT email address.
To change to your first name, follow these steps:
1. Sign in to your FIT G Suite account.
2. Go to your “Manage your Google Account page.” There are two ways to get there:
- Go to https://myaccount.google.com/personal-info. The link will open to your Default account. If you have more than one Google Account and your FIT Google Account is not your default, you may need to click on the profile photo/icon in the upper right-hand corner and switch to your FIT Google Account
- From your FIT Gmail account, click on the Google Apps icon, and select “Account” from the apps list. Then select “Personal Info.”
3. Change your profile name.
Under the “Profile” section, click the arrow “>” to the far right of “Name.”
You will be required to verify your password to continue. Enter your password and click the “Next” button.
Next, change the “First Name” field to what you would like to use, then click the “Save” button.
Your change may take several minutes to appear in Google Meet, Gmail, Google Chat, and other G Suite apps that display your profile name.
How to Forget FITAIR on iOS devices
Phones and tablets cache your password setting for connecting to WiFi networks in order to connect you faster. Please follow these steps to ensure that your account will not get locked out by a wireless device.
- Select “Settings” from your Apps
- Select Wi-Fi
- Tap the info icon or the blue arrow next to the FITAIR network
- Select “Forget this Network”
- Select “Forget”
- Go to How to Connect iOS to FITAIR and re-connect your device with your new password.
How to Forget FITAIR on an Android device
Note screenshots and instructions may vary slightly depending on your device and operating system.
1.) Open your phone’s Settings app
2.) Navigate to saved WiFi networks, select Connections or Network & Internet, then Internet.
Tech Tip: On some phones, you can just tap the Wi-Fi network you’re connected to and select Saved networks, then jump ahead to step 4.
On some phones, navigate to Wi-Fi settings and then select Advanced. This may be hiding under a three-dot menu in the top right-hand corner.
3.) Now you’ll see a list of all the Wi-Fi networks currently saved on your phone.
On some phones, you may need to go to your advanced Wi-Fi settings, select Manage networks. This is usually found beneath Network Settings.
4.) Select FITAIR, and select Forget.
Go to How to Connect your Android Device to WiFi and re-connect your device with your new password.
How to forget FITAIR on a Mac
If you are connecting to FITAIR on an Apple computer and recently changed your password and are having problems reconnecting to WiFi, you will want to follow the steps below.
1. Go to System Preferences
Method 1: Find system preference in your dock
Method 2: Click the Apple icon in the top left corner of your computer and selecting System Preferences from the drop-down menu.
2. Select Network
In the System Preferences pane click the Network icon.
3. Click on Wi-Fi on the left pane then click Advanced
4. Select FITAIR, click the minus sign and click done. You have now successfully forgotten FITAIR
How to forget FITAIR on a Windows 10 devices
If you are connecting to FITAIR on a Windows 10 computer and recently changed your password you will want to follow the steps below.
Click the WiFi icon in the lower right-hand corner
Click “Network settings”
Click Manage Wi-Fi Networks
Find FITAIR and click “Forget”
How to forget FITAIR on a Chromebook
Click on the WiFi icon in the bottom righthand corner of the screen (near the time).
Click the on FITAIR to open the Network Settings window
Click the “Forget” button Network Settings page
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How do I do a search for mail older than a certain date?
There is a long list of advanced search operators that you can use in Gmail. The list can be found here. One of the most powerful ones is to search for messages by date and here is how it is done:
The search box is at the top of your Gmail screen. Simply type one of the operators below and the date to define your search. Click the magnifying icon.
For example, if I wanted to get all mail older than 2010, I could type: before:2010/12/31
You can search a date range like the example below.
| after: before: older: newer: | Search for messages sent or received during a certain period of time (using the date format yyyy/mm/dd) | Example: after:2004/04/16 or before:2004/04/18 Meaning: Messages sent between April 16, 2004 and April 18, 2004.* *More precisely: Messages sent after 12:00 AM (or 00:00) April 16, 2004 and before April 18, 2004. |
| older_than newer_than | Similar to older and newer, but allows relative dates using d,m, and y for day, month, andyear | Example: newer_than:2d Meaning: Finds messages sent within the last two days. |
If you come up with multiple pages of results and you wanted, for example, delete all of those messages (be careful: remember trash is permanently deleted after 30 days in Gmail) you could check off the “select all” box in the upper left. Once you do that, the selected messages on that page will turn yellow. Now my search is telling me that I have 44 pages worth of email that is older than 2010. I could go through each page and select all and delete, or to make thing easier, Gmail will pop up a message asking if you would like to Select all conversations that match this search. If you click on those words all messages in that date range and all pages of those email will all be selected at the same time. You could now hit the delete button.
Duo Security for FIT Services
To maintain the highest security standards, we require individuals to enroll in and activate Duo Security to access VPN and FIT Remote Labs, powered by Leostream. Duo Security ensures our resources are secure from outside threats and improper use.
Set up Duo Security
Install Duo Security on mobile device
2-Factor Authentication (2FA) is also referred to as 2-Step Verification.
- Sign in to your FIT Gmail Account
- Go to “Manage your Google Account” by clicking your profile icon on the upper right-hand side of the screen or by going directly to https://myaccount.google.com/.
- Using the left-hand menu, select “Security.”
- Scroll down to the “Signing in to Google” section and locate “2-Step Verification.” Then click the arrow on the 2-Step Verification row.
- Verify your account by re-entering your password. Reminder: Google will ask you to reenter your password whenever you make changes to your account’s security.
- Enter your phone number and select one of the radial buttons under “How do you want to get codes” or click show more options. Once you select your option, Click Next.
Note you may repeat the enrollment process to select additional verification methods.
Options Explained
- Confirm that it works by entering the code that was sent to the phone number you entered.
If you select “text message,” enter the 6-digit number received via text message.
If you selected “voice call,” enter the 6-digit code provided by the automated voice. Note: The phone call might come in as “potential spam.”
If you select “Google Prompt.” Remember, to use this option you need to have a phone number registered with Google if you do not first select Text message or Phone Call then repeat the enrollment process and select Google Prompt.
iPhone
If you have an iPhone open the Gmail app on your phone, and the prompt notification will appear (this takes a few seconds, it does not appear as an email; it is a pop-up message).
Andriod
If you have an Andriod, the prompt should appear in the form of a push notification. Push notifications turned off? Open the Gmail app on your phone, and the prompt notification will appear (this takes a few seconds, it does not appear as an email; it is a pop-up message).
If you requested the sign-in, tap “Yes” to allow it. If you didn’t request the sign-in, tap “No” to block it.
- Click “turn on” to fully enroll in 2-step verification for the FIT Google account.
Additional Details
You will also receive an email to your FIT Google account from “[email protected]” notifying you that 2-step verification has been turned on for your FIT account. You will receive additional email alerts when/if you turn on additional verification methods described below.
Use other verification methods
Once you are enrolled in 2-step verification, Google allows you to set up additional backup steps so you can sign in even if your other options aren’t available. You can set up other verification methods in case you:
- Want increased protection against phishing
- Can’t get Google prompts
- Lose your phone
Learn about alternate methods:
Backup codes
Google prompts
Authenticator App
Backup Phone
Security key
About devices you trust
If you don’t want to enter a 2-Step Verification code every time you sign in to your Google Account, you can mark your computer or mobile device as trusted. By default – the device you set up for 2-step verification will automatically be added to the “trusted list.”
When you sign-in on a new device, whether it be your phone, iPad, or just a different computer, you will need to verify your account using the 2-step verification method that you chose. When logging in, you can choose not to use 2-Step Verification again on that particular device or computer. Check the box “Don’t ask for codes again on this computer.”
From then on, that computer will only ask for your password when you sign in.
If anyone else tries to sign in to your account from another computer or location, 2-Step Verification will be required, and your account will be protected.
Learn more about how to add trusted devices to your account.
If you wish to disconnect your profile due to privacy concerns, please note that even when the profile is connected to your LinkedIn Learning account, FIT can only see your LinkedIn profile picture and the information you’ve set to public.
If you still wish to disconnect your Learning license from your LinkedIn profile, please:
- Log in to LinkedIn Learning.
- Click your photo in the top right corner and select Settings from the dropdown that appears.
- Below Disconnect your LinkedIn account from your LinkedIn Learning account provided by your organization, click Disconnect my account.
- Click Disconnect.
When you connect your LinkedIn account, only your learning activity and profile information (name, title, profile photo) are shared with FIT LinkedIn Learning account administrators.
To begin, go to https://www.linkedin.com/learning and click the “Sign in” button in the top right hand corner of the page.
Enter your FIT email address and click the “Continue” button.
FIT requires you to authenticate with your FIT login credentials. Click the “Sign in with Single Sign-On”.
Enter your FIT username and password, then click “Sign In” button.
Next, you’ll be prompted to connect your personal LinkedIn account, or continue without connecting an account. Select “Continue without LinkedIn”
You will be directed to the welcome screen. Click the “Sounds Good” to continue. (Note: this screen may look different for you)
Select the skills that are of most interest to you. As you select skill categories, similar skills will populate that you may also be interested in. You will be able to click continue after you select at least three.
Set a weekly learning goal if you want reminders to continue learning each week, or skip the prompt – you can set a weekly goal later, if you wish.
You’re all set, click the “Start Learning” button and begin watching courses and start learning!
G Suite for Education offers a multitude of security features including allowing you to monitor how your account is being accessed through the Activity Information panel. This is one of the easiest ways for you to ensure that your account isn’t being accessed without your permission. “The Activity Information Panel” allows you to check what browser, device, and locations where your account has been signed into from.
How to Check your Activity Information
Go to Settings
- Click on Settings (Cog Icon)
- Select See all settings
Scroll to the Bottom and then Click on “Details”
What you can do from the Activity Information Panel?
– Check the IP address at the bottom of the window “This computer is using IP address” to know if the Recent activity was from your computer.
– If you have signed into another computer recently or you aren’t sure about another session. Click “Sign out all other sessions”
– Set your Alert preference, we recommend having it set to “Show an alert for unusual activity.”
– Revoke access for any Applications you previously authorized. Click on “Show details” then on “Manage Account Access” the Account Permissions page will open. Now you can select the application – then click “Revoke”.
Don’t forget to change your password if you see any activity that is not you.
