Accounts will be locked out or suspended temporarily if too many invalid login attempts are detected. By default, many devices are set to automatically connect to known wireless networks (like FITAIR). If you change your FIT password you must update the devices connect to FITAIR with your new password. Learn how to update your wireless devices with your new/current password.
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Many of us store so much of our information on our mobile devices from photos to phone numbers (do you know your best friend’s number by heart?) that we feel uneasy when we don’t have it. That feeling can be amplified if our phone is lost or stolen. Best practices to be Cybersafe is to […]
Campus printing is available in multiple locations at FIT. However, some students choose to bring a personal printer for their use in the Residence Halls. If you are buying a printer, please keep in mind that wireless printers do not work on the FIT wireless network. Please make sure that the printer has a way […]
iOS To sign in, add your account You can add both Gmail and non-Gmail accounts to the Gmail app on your iPhone or iPad. On your iPhone or iPad, open the Gmail app . In the top right, tap your profile picture. Tap Add another account. Choose the type of account you want to add: If you use […]
Use the menu on the right to jump to the instructions for your device. Viewing these instructions on a mobile device, click on the tab on the right to display the menu. How to Connect iOS Follow the instructions below when connecting to FITAIR for the first time on your iOS device. If you were […]
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To register a device to the Wired Network at FIT, you will need to find the device’s MAC Address. You may register up to three compatible devices to the Wired Network when you are on campus; you will not be able to register devices when you are off-campus. Once a device is registered, it will automatically connect to the FIT […]
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As a public institution in New York State where Freedom of Information laws are broad, FIT is legally required to review and produce documents and data—including email—at the public’s request, regardless of the purpose of the request, with limited exceptions. FIT is subject to review by any number of agencies charged with enforcing certain legal […]
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Have you ever wondered if your account information or password has ever been exposed in a data breach? Have I Been PWNED? (HIBP) is a free resource developed by a Microsoft researcher for anyone to quickly assess if they may have been put at risk due to an online account of theirs having been compromised or […]
What is eduroam? eduroam (education roaming), is an encrypted, world-wide roaming access service developed for the international research and education community. FIT is proud to be a member and provide eduroam service. Where can I use eduroam? eduroam allows FIT students, faculty, and staff to connect to the Internet at participating institutions in the United States and abroad. […]
1. Sign in to your FIT Gmail account 2. Select “All Mail” on the left-hand side (under the compose button). Note: The order of the items displayed in your inbox can be customized. Therefore, depending on how you have organized your Gmail, you may need to select “More” to display “All Mail”
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In mid-2020, the Division of Information Technology began the final phase of a project to retire Home Directories—the networked personal storage space for students only accessible from workstations on the FIT campus. The Home Directory is sometimes referred to as the N Drive, Y Drive, or Campus Drive. Once you see your Home Directory zip […]
Learn how to add money to your Campus Card online using the eAccounts system.
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Reservations Suspended FIT Book It reservations end on November 25. All courses and classes will be fully remote, and students will no longer have access to campus studios and labs. Included in your email confirmation there will be a custom link to cancel your booking. Click on the link included in the confirmation email. The […]
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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, […]
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. […]
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If you believe your FIT is lost or stolen, the first thing you need to do is deactivate the card. Everyone has the ability to deactivate their card blocking access to meal plan funds and Fashion Express funds. Follow our instructions on how to deactivate your FIT ID card. 1. Go to https://fit-sp.blackboard.com/eaccountsAlternatively, you may […]
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 […]
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2-Factor Authentication (2FA) is also referred to as 2-Step Verification.
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Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Opera, and Internet Explorer 8 or later. For the widest compatibility with Duo’s authentication methods, we recommend recent versions of Chrome and Firefox.
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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 […]
A media access control address (MAC address), unique identifier for your device connecting to a network, sometimes called physicall address. An Internet Protocol address (IP Address), is a unique string of numbers separated by periods that identifies each computer over a network. You will need to know how to obtain your MAC address to register […]
By default, many devices are set to automatically connect to known wireless networks (like FITAIR). If you change your FIT password you must update the devices connect to FITAIR with your new password. If you neglect to take this step your devices will attempt to automatically connect to FITAIR with an invalid password causing your […]
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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 […]
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Learn how to install Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access, and OneNote with your free Office 365 subscription today. Install the latest versions Office for both Windows (PC) and Mac. Offer and access is not available to Pre-College, Continuing Education, and Seminar Students
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We recommend that all FIT students, faculty, and staff protect their personal computers from malicious software, inappropriate websites, and viruses by installing a high-quality antivirus program. In addition, antivirus is required for any computer trying to connect to FIT VPN. Note: don’t install additional antivirus software on any device distributed/issued by FIT even if it […]
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If you need to run Windows-only applications but you only have a Mac computer, Bootcamp will allow you to run Windows 10 on your Mac. Bootcamp is free for FIT students and $14.99 for Faculty and Staff. Minimum Requirements: At least 40GB free hard drive space If you do not have 40GB free on your […]
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It is common practice to take certain steps to protect your computer before installing new software; however, those security steps are often neglected when installing browser extensions, add-ons, social media and mobile apps. These programs may request permission to access your data; if they’re compromised by cyber attackers or if you install a malicious or […]
To log in to Brightspace, go to https://brightspace.fitnyc.edu/ in your web browser. (DO NOT add “www” to the address.) Enter your FIT Username and Password (same credentials as you use for MyFIT). Once you have entered your credentials, click Sign In If your username and password are accepted you will be redirected to your Brightspace
Students from approved majors that received an email inviting them to use FIT Book It will be able to make a booking. Students not in an approved major will receive a message, ” Sorry! Your account does not have permission to book this item.” when attempting to make a booking in FIT Book It.
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When you click on an email link on a web page or email message, your computer will open a new compose window with the email address populated in the To: line. The program used to compose the message is determined by the default mail client for your computer. To make Gmail your default mail client, […]
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What is spam? Spam is electronic junk mail. Unwanted messages sent to a large number of recipients. Why are emails marked as spam? You previously marked these messages as spam by clicking the “Report spam” or “Report phishing” button. Both actions will send the message to your Spam folder and remove it from your Inbox. […]
We are very pleased to announce that as of September 14, 2016; you will be able to use your FIT password to access your Microsoft Office 365 account, no need to manage a separate password for this service. If you are unable to sign into your Microsoft Office 365 account, please verify that you can sign into […]
In 2019 we rolled out a new IT ticketing system including an improved self-service portal. With the self-service portal, you are able to report issues, open requests, and check their status. To use the self-service portal, go to TechHelp.fitnyc.edu and log in with your FIT username and password, no need to create a new login […]
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On June 9, 2021, FIT launched Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR) from Microsoft. See Change Announcement to learn more. You must know your current FIT Password to register; you cannot register if you have an expired password. You will need to register for Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR) in order to change your password without TechHelp assistance. […]
Use print preview before printing and carefully select your page size, margins, layout, and pages you wish to print. Save the document you wish to print to the desktop or documents folder. DO NOT print from external storage or a web browser. Note: Files saved to local storage computer desktops and document folders are removed […]
1. Click the three dots next to the reply arrow next to “Reply and then select “Report Phishing” from the menu
Reservations Suspended for Fall FIT Book It reservations end on November 25. All courses and classes will be fully remote, and students will no longer have access to campus studios and labs. After you complete a booking, you will be sent a confirmation email to your FIT email that will include an option to add […]
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If you have more than one Google Account, you can sign in to multiple accounts at once. That way, you can switch between accounts without signing out and back in again. Please note, that the Gmail icon in MyFIT is linked to https://mail.google.com/ therefore opens to your default account or the account you are currently […]
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A valid FIT Username and FIT Password is required to use FIT Computers. Access to FIT Computers is only available to current FIT Students, Staff, and Faculty. Need help with a password? Visit the Password Help Center. Windows ComputerHit Ctrl + Alt + Del as instructed if the sign in window is not displayed.Enter your […]
If you select “text message,” enter the 6-digit number received via text message.
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Go to the Website: http://myfit.fitnyc.edu Enter your FIT Username Enter your FIT Password Click the “Sign in” button First time logging in?The Division of Information Technology does not send your login information. Find out how you are sent your login details in the Self-Service Article, “What are my username and default password?”.
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Go to www.office.com Enter your FIT email addressClick the “Next” button Note: Offer and access is not available to Pre-College, Continuing Education, and Seminar Students. 2. Enter your FIT Password and click “Sign in” button 3. Recommended: select “No”, if you are accessing your Microsoft Office 365 account on a shared computer. 4. Beginning on June […]
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It is important to properly sign out of your computer when you are finished for the day. This is particularly important on shared devices to maintain security and make things easier for the next user. Additionally, the Division of Information Technology regularly deploys updates and system patches to fix security vulnerabilities and improve overall computer […]
When you are finished working on your FIT Remote Labs computer or your class session is over. You must sign out properly, or you may prevent other students from accessing the computer. Do not just close the tabs, you must sign out following the instructions below.
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Log into your Google AccountGo to the My Account Page (https://myaccount.google.com/)Click on Device Activity and Notification
Learn how to present information while still being able to see your meeting participants. Watch the video options below or follow the step-by-step instructions for Windows or Mac in the tabs below. Video Instructions How to Split Screen using Windows How to Split Screen using Windows instructions made for FIT Community How to Split Screen […]
If you have not completed the DUO enrollment process, please follow our instructions on How to enroll in DUO After you enroll in Duo, each time you access FIT Remote Labs you will be presented with the screen to choose an authentication method; Send Me a Push, Call Me, or Enter a Passcode. Method/Instructions […]
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Method 1: Go directly to the online directory website at https://directory.fitnyc.edu log in with your FIT username and password. Method 2: Log in to MyFIT with your FIT username and password. Select the “Web Resources” page and then select “FIT Phone Directory” under FIT Web Resources.
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. […]
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Most smartphones and tablets with an active data plan from a carrier can work as mobile hotspots. A mobile hotspot provides a secure internet connection for other devices through WiFi, Bluetooth, or a USB cable. Important Consideration Every device you connect, or tether, uses data from your plan. Check your data plan, not all service […]
The cards in MyFIT after you sign in depend on your role or roles at FIT. You can have more than one role at FIT. Resources and cards will be available based on your role at FIT: Student High School (Pre-College) Applicant Retiree Faculty Employee – (Faculty & Staff)*An employee receives a paycheck from FIT; […]
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The messages below appear because OS X 10.8 and higher by default block the installation of applications that are not from the Mac App Store or created by identified developers. However, if you know the software you are installing is safe you can follow the steps below to complete the installation: Hold the Ctrl Key […]
What is an NYTimes.com Pass?NYTimes.com Passes grant digital access to The New York Times for a predefined period of time. Your access will continue until the expiration time indicated when you activate your pass. How do I activate an NYTimes.com Pass?You can activate an Academic Pass from the NYTimes.com Academic Pass page. Follow the instructions […]
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, […]
Many popular applications are available to eligible students such as Adobe and Microsoft Office at no additional cost.
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. Degree 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 […]
Computer Recommendations We suggest students buy a Mac or Windows computer based on the requirements of their major and personal preferences. Please contact your major department for information about major requirements. The Division of Information Technology recommends all computers have the following minimum requirements when you buy a computer: At least 8G of RAM (*students using Creative Suite […]
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 […]
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 […]
The Division of Information Technology protects our campus networks by preventing access to specific websites. We do this to guard against illegal and malicious activity on the FIT networks.