Mac Password Changes
Change Your TigerNetID Password on FHSU-Issued Macs:
FHSU has deployed Mosyle to our managed Mac devices, allowing you to change your password from anywhere with Internet access. You do not need to be on campus or use GlobalProtect VPN. This tool avoids the keychain issues of the past.
Steps:
- Verify you have Internet access (e.g., open a web page, such as www.fhsu.edu). You do not need to be on campus or conected to GlobalProtect VPN.
- *IMPORTANT: Forget TigerNet Wi-Fi from your devices, except on the one you're using to change your password.
- Why? Your devices will continue using the old password and lock your account.
- Go to https://mysignins.microsoft.com/security-info.
- Enter your FHSU email address and then sign in.
- On the Password row, click Change (see image below).
- Enter your new password, and then enter it again to confirm. Your new password must follow these rules:
- Must contain 12 or more characters
- Must not contain your first name, last name, or username
- Must be different from your previous 24 passwords
- Must contain these 4 items:
- UPPERCASE LETTERS
- Lowercase Letters
- Numbers
- Special characters (such as !#$%^&-,. )
- Click Submit.
- Forget and reconnect to TigerNet Wi-Fi on the current device.
- Click the Mosyle icon
in the menu bar, and then select Change Password.
- Enter your full FHSU Email Address and your new password, and then click Sign in.
- Next, accept the Duo screens, as follows:
- Faculty/Staff: Select Yes, this is my device
- Students/Lab machines: Select No, other people use this device
- Enter your old/pre-change password.
- Your TigerNetID password is now changed locally and on FHSU servers.
- Forget and reconnect to TigerNet.
- Do this on your personal devices as well.