What is Unified Authentication?

• In the University of Tsukuba, passwords for some major computer systems are managed in a unified manner. You can log in into the systems with the same password. We call this alliance framework "Unified Authentication".
  
• With Unified Authentication, you can modify your unified password or view your registered information on this site. Please follow the link on the top page.
  
• A list of the systems using Unified Authentication can be reached from the top page, following the link "Systems Using Unified Authentication". Note that TWINS is not currently using Unified Authentication. TWINS password is managed separately from the Unified Authentication password. Therefore, TWINS password will not be changed if you change your Unified Authentication password.
  
• Unified Authentication passwords are registered for undergraduate students (including former students of University of Library and Information Science), graduate students (including former students of University of Library and Information Science), and full time staff (as of April, 2006).
  
• For receiving the initial password or reissuing of a password, please follow the "What's new" link on the top page
  
• In addition to students and full time staff, system-local IDs and passwords may be registered on the Unified Authentication System. Requirements for membership varies by system. Please contact the staff of each system for details.
  
• You can change your password on this site. Please enter your Unified Authentication ID (13 digit numbers), which appears on your student ID card or staff ID card, under the barcode.