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Introduction

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  1. Open a web browser and navigate to: Ping Self-Service Password Reset

  2. Enter your username, current password, new password, and confirm that new password at Change Password prompt

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  3. Click Submit button

    1. If you receive an error, try again ensuring to follow password complexity rules:
      - At least 8 characters (15 characters for BOEL users) & at most, 3 repeat characters in a row
      - Not contain the user's account name or parts of the user's full name that exceed two consecutive characters 
      - At least 1 letter
      - Must include 3 of the 4:
      - At least 1 numeric number
      - At least 1 special character
      - At least 1 uppercase letter
      - At least 1 lowercase letter

  4. You’ll receive the following screen confirming your password has been reset

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  5. You are now ready to use your new password!

2nd Step - MFA Setup Process

  1. Open a web browser and navigate to: Ping MFA Setup

  2. Follow this documentation to setup MFA on your smartphone:

Tip

When setting up MFA on a new smartphone device, please download the PingID app from your device's app store prior to completing these steps. Using the PingID app is recommended as it provides for a faster authentication process with a simple swipe to confirm you’re logging in.

If you do not have a smartphone device, there are two other options for setting up MFA:

  • SMS, which will send you a passcode

  • VOICE, which will call you (and leave a voicemail) with a passcode

With these options, you’ll need to enter the passcode into the PingID prompt when logging in.

  1. To set up a smartphone device, follow the steps outlined here: How to setup PingID on your smartphone for remote multi-factor authentication
    OR

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  1. To set up SMS or VOICE, follow the steps outlined here: How to setup PingID *without* a smartphone for remote multi-factor authentication

  2. Once you’ve completed Step 1 or Step 2, your MFA method is setup and ready to use.

Helpful resources to bookmark:

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