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Active Directory (AD)

Microsoft's proprietary LDAP system used for user and computer authentication to network resources.

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  • Federated ID Error Active Directory (AD) You seem to have experienced an error c0nnecting to one of our Federated ID partners.  Please contact ITS if you are experiencing issues.
  • Student Organization Account Creation Process Active Directory (AD) There are two types of accounts managed using the Student Organization Management system, Mass E-mail Only and Student Organization accounts. Both account types are described below. Mass E-mail Mass E-mail accounts are used by student groups who only need the ability to post messages directly to ListServs. One e-mail addres, specified by the submitter, is given posting privileges. The address can either by a student's Hamilton e-mail address or a generic group account. This system allows submitters to request a group e-mail account. This request is sent to Debby Quayle, who communicates directly with the submitter to create the e-mail account. Once the Mass E-mail Group information is reviewed and approved by Student Activities the necessary ListServ commands are automatically sent and the account is granted ListServ posting privileges.   Student Organization Recognized Student Organizations have to be approved by Student Activities every year, and are required to provide contact and leadership information, a membership roster, and a constitution. By registering, student organizations have benefits including using the College name, access to facilities, vans, funding, supplies and resources, and e-mail and storage server space. Student Organizations have the ability to request an organization e-mail address. This request is sent to Debby Quayle, who works directly with the organization's leadership to create the account.    
  • Student Organization Account Creation Process Email There are two types of accounts managed using the Student Organization Management system, Mass E-mail Only and Student Organization accounts. Both account types are described below. Mass E-mail Mass E-mail accounts are used by student groups who only need the ability to post messages directly to ListServs. One e-mail addres, specified by the submitter, is given posting privileges. The address can either by a student's Hamilton e-mail address or a generic group account. This system allows submitters to request a group e-mail account. This request is sent to Debby Quayle, who communicates directly with the submitter to create the e-mail account. Once the Mass E-mail Group information is reviewed and approved by Student Activities the necessary ListServ commands are automatically sent and the account is granted ListServ posting privileges.   Student Organization Recognized Student Organizations have to be approved by Student Activities every year, and are required to provide contact and leadership information, a membership roster, and a constitution. By registering, student organizations have benefits including using the College name, access to facilities, vans, funding, supplies and resources, and e-mail and storage server space. Student Organizations have the ability to request an organization e-mail address. This request is sent to Debby Quayle, who works directly with the organization's leadership to create the account.    
  • Student Organization Account Creation Process HillConnect There are two types of accounts managed using the Student Organization Management system, Mass E-mail Only and Student Organization accounts. Both account types are described below. Mass E-mail Mass E-mail accounts are used by student groups who only need the ability to post messages directly to ListServs. One e-mail addres, specified by the submitter, is given posting privileges. The address can either by a student's Hamilton e-mail address or a generic group account. This system allows submitters to request a group e-mail account. This request is sent to Debby Quayle, who communicates directly with the submitter to create the e-mail account. Once the Mass E-mail Group information is reviewed and approved by Student Activities the necessary ListServ commands are automatically sent and the account is granted ListServ posting privileges.   Student Organization Recognized Student Organizations have to be approved by Student Activities every year, and are required to provide contact and leadership information, a membership roster, and a constitution. By registering, student organizations have benefits including using the College name, access to facilities, vans, funding, supplies and resources, and e-mail and storage server space. Student Organizations have the ability to request an organization e-mail address. This request is sent to Debby Quayle, who works directly with the organization's leadership to create the account.    
  • Student Organization Account Creation Process Listserv There are two types of accounts managed using the Student Organization Management system, Mass E-mail Only and Student Organization accounts. Both account types are described below. Mass E-mail Mass E-mail accounts are used by student groups who only need the ability to post messages directly to ListServs. One e-mail addres, specified by the submitter, is given posting privileges. The address can either by a student's Hamilton e-mail address or a generic group account. This system allows submitters to request a group e-mail account. This request is sent to Debby Quayle, who communicates directly with the submitter to create the e-mail account. Once the Mass E-mail Group information is reviewed and approved by Student Activities the necessary ListServ commands are automatically sent and the account is granted ListServ posting privileges.   Student Organization Recognized Student Organizations have to be approved by Student Activities every year, and are required to provide contact and leadership information, a membership roster, and a constitution. By registering, student organizations have benefits including using the College name, access to facilities, vans, funding, supplies and resources, and e-mail and storage server space. Student Organizations have the ability to request an organization e-mail address. This request is sent to Debby Quayle, who works directly with the organization's leadership to create the account.    
  • Student Organization Account Creation Process Mass Mailing Lists There are two types of accounts managed using the Student Organization Management system, Mass E-mail Only and Student Organization accounts. Both account types are described below. Mass E-mail Mass E-mail accounts are used by student groups who only need the ability to post messages directly to ListServs. One e-mail addres, specified by the submitter, is given posting privileges. The address can either by a student's Hamilton e-mail address or a generic group account. This system allows submitters to request a group e-mail account. This request is sent to Debby Quayle, who communicates directly with the submitter to create the e-mail account. Once the Mass E-mail Group information is reviewed and approved by Student Activities the necessary ListServ commands are automatically sent and the account is granted ListServ posting privileges.   Student Organization Recognized Student Organizations have to be approved by Student Activities every year, and are required to provide contact and leadership information, a membership roster, and a constitution. By registering, student organizations have benefits including using the College name, access to facilities, vans, funding, supplies and resources, and e-mail and storage server space. Student Organizations have the ability to request an organization e-mail address. This request is sent to Debby Quayle, who works directly with the organization's leadership to create the account.    
  • Student Organization Account Creation Process Printing There are two types of accounts managed using the Student Organization Management system, Mass E-mail Only and Student Organization accounts. Both account types are described below. Mass E-mail Mass E-mail accounts are used by student groups who only need the ability to post messages directly to ListServs. One e-mail addres, specified by the submitter, is given posting privileges. The address can either by a student's Hamilton e-mail address or a generic group account. This system allows submitters to request a group e-mail account. This request is sent to Debby Quayle, who communicates directly with the submitter to create the e-mail account. Once the Mass E-mail Group information is reviewed and approved by Student Activities the necessary ListServ commands are automatically sent and the account is granted ListServ posting privileges.   Student Organization Recognized Student Organizations have to be approved by Student Activities every year, and are required to provide contact and leadership information, a membership roster, and a constitution. By registering, student organizations have benefits including using the College name, access to facilities, vans, funding, supplies and resources, and e-mail and storage server space. Student Organizations have the ability to request an organization e-mail address. This request is sent to Debby Quayle, who works directly with the organization's leadership to create the account.    
SSS
  • Student Organization Account Creation Process SSS There are two types of accounts managed using the Student Organization Management system, Mass E-mail Only and Student Organization accounts. Both account types are described below. Mass E-mail Mass E-mail accounts are used by student groups who only need the ability to post messages directly to ListServs. One e-mail addres, specified by the submitter, is given posting privileges. The address can either by a student's Hamilton e-mail address or a generic group account. This system allows submitters to request a group e-mail account. This request is sent to Debby Quayle, who communicates directly with the submitter to create the e-mail account. Once the Mass E-mail Group information is reviewed and approved by Student Activities the necessary ListServ commands are automatically sent and the account is granted ListServ posting privileges.   Student Organization Recognized Student Organizations have to be approved by Student Activities every year, and are required to provide contact and leadership information, a membership roster, and a constitution. By registering, student organizations have benefits including using the College name, access to facilities, vans, funding, supplies and resources, and e-mail and storage server space. Student Organizations have the ability to request an organization e-mail address. This request is sent to Debby Quayle, who works directly with the organization's leadership to create the account.    
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