Your JagNET Account is used for

• Computer Labs Students will use their assigned JagNET account whenever they use any computer located on the Augusta State University (ASU) campus and the University Village computer lab.
• Wireless Access @ ASU (WAASU) When connecting to the ASU Wireless network, you are required to authenticate using your JagNET account.
• OFF Campus access:Use Internet Explorer (IE) to transfer files between off-campus computer and your on campus JagNET Z: space.

You are provided with:

• 50MB of network server space (increased to 50MB effective Spring Term 2007)
• Your Web page
• Personal storage space to save your files and documents from on AND off campus

Activate your account: The first time you use your JagNET account it must be activated from a CAMPUS OR THE UNIVERSITY VILLAGE COMPUTER LAB before you can use if off campus. To activate your account, logon to a computer lab and change your password when prompted.

Change your password : You will be required to change your password the first time you use a computer on campus. If at any time you need to change your password, you may do so from any campus lab computer by pressing CTRL ALT DEL and selecting the Change Password option. If you have forgotten your password, contact the Information Technology Services HelpDesk for assistance.

When is the account ready (Active Account)Your JagNET account is normally available for you by the first day of classes for the current term. It is active only during the term in which you are currently enrolled. If you are enrolled Spring term, your jagNET account will remain active during the Summer term.

How do I find my User name and password?

• Go to http://www.aug.edu/emails.htm
• Select Student Addresses
• Enter your name and Search
• Your Campus Pipeline User name is also your JagNET Account User name

Your initial password for your JagNET Account is your Date of Birth or your current Campus Pipeline/Elroy Pin number. It is your responsibility to change this password as quickly as possible to avoid misuse of the account.

Your JagNET Account and Campus Pipeline Account

Your JagNET Account User Name and the Campus Pipeline User name are the same to help make it easier for you to remember. BUT when you change your JagNET Account password it will NOT change your Campus Pipeline password.

How much storage space do I get?

50MB of storage space is allocated to each student to save documents and Web pages. You can save your files here and access them from any computer on campus or from home (via your ISP).

If you run out of space, delete files you no longer need, move files that you are no longer using to a USB drive or burn to a CD. If you still have problems refer to http://www.aug.edu/its for more tips or contact the Help Desk.

Public and Private folders: There are three (3) primary areas in which you can save information. The owner of the account is the only one with modify access to any file.

• The WWW directory is public and is where your web pages are stored. Anyone can see the information in this area.
• PRIVATE is a folder which is private - no one except the owner of the account can see or access files in this area.
• Any files stored in your home root directory are also public and can be seen by anyone.

How do I get to and save my files?

From ON campus to view your entire folder: Login to a campus computer. From the desktop, double click My Computer and select the Z drive (<your User name> on 'Jaguar' (Z:)). All your folders will be displayed and you can drag and drop or copy and paste into the appropriate folder.

From OFF Campus: Use Internet Explorer (IE) to transfer files between off-campus computer and your on-campus JagNET Z: space.

1. Connect to the Internet. (via your Internet Service Provider (ISP))
2. Open Internet Explorer. In the Address box type: ftp://jaguar.aug.edu
3. In the Login As window: Enter your JagNET account information (the same username and password you use when you press CTRL+ALT+DEL to logon to computers on-campus) and click Login (Note: You are not allowed to Login Anonymously.)
4. Your Z: drive space is now accessible from off-campus.
5. Drag and drop (Copy and Paste) files between your Z: space and your off-campus computer to easily transfer files back and forth, either from the desktop, opening a folder, or using Windows Explore

Unauthorized use It is the student's responsibility to guard their account from unauthorized use. When using the account in a computer lab on campus, be sure to log off the computer when you are finished. If you do not log off, then someone else could access and modify your information.

Logoff and Logon It is your responsibility to log off a computer when you have finished using it. This will ensure that no one else is able to access and use your account. It is also your responsibility NEVER to use a computer that has NOT been logged off. If the computer you want to use is logged on, first log it off, then log on with your account.

Automatic Logoff Some of the campus lab computers will have an automatic logoff feature after 20 minutes. Therefore, if you have logged in to a campus lab computer and you do nothing for 20 minutes the computer will be logged off. So be sure to backup your files as you work. This is not a total security answer, but it is a small help.

Backups: Information Technology Services will do daily backups for all data, but students are encouraged to backup any critical data. If any data needs to be recovered, there will be a 24 hour turnaround time .

Non Active Accounts If your account has been disabled or deleted and you need to retrieve data, contact the Information Technology Services HelpDesk. Your data will be copied to CD and available for you to pick up within three (3) working days. You must produce a picture ID when picking up this information.

Deactivated Account : Accounts that are not activated prior to Midterm will be deactivated . To reactivate your account, contact Information Technology Services HelpDesk. Your account will be ready the next business day.

Disabled account: If a student is not enrolled for the current term their account will be disabled. All public information is available to be viewed, but no modifications or additions may be made. It is the student's responsibility to remove all data they want saved prior to their account being disabled. This also is true for students who have graduated.

Deleted account: The account for any student who has not been enrolled for two (2) consecutive terms will be deleted and all associated data will be removed. This also is true for students who have graduated. Data associated with deleted accounts will be stored for 30 days and then deleted.

Policies & Procedures You should review the policies and procedures governing the use of technology resources for Augusta State University. These documents are accessible on the WEB at http://www.aug.edu/its

As a student or graduate assistant A student who is also employed as an employee with ASU may have a separate account for their job responsibilities. This will be determined by the department employing the student. Accounts for job use should NOT be used when accessing a student campus lab or study area computer.