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 Before being able to use CNF systems requiring the VAX password, the VAX password must be changed by telnetting to: nnfvax.cnf.cornell.edu

 Using Your NetID/GuestID

 Short Version

 The netid looks is usually two or three letters followed by a series of numbers. The letters will usually correspond to your initials. For example, sph1 .

 The guestid is usually formatted as firstname.lastname optionally followed by a number. For example: john.doe or john.doe5

 Long Version

 The long version of your netid/guestid looks just like the short version, but with some extra information appended to the end. For a netid, this will be either @CIT.CORNELL.EDU or @cit.cornell.edu . And for a guestid, the extra information is one of @GUEST.CORNELL.EDU or @guest.cornell.edu . See below for when to use uppercase or lowercase after the @ sign.  The portion of your netid/guestid before the @ symbol will always be lowercase.

 Coral

 Login to coral using the short version of your netid/guestid

 AFS

 Login to afs using the long version of your netid/guestid, with the portion after the @ symbol capitalized.

 Sunray

 Login to the sunrays using the short version of your netid/guestid.

 Windows

 Login to windows using the long version of your netid/guestid, with the portion after the @ symbol capitalized.

 Shared Logins

 GuestID URLs

 Get a GuestID

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