User ID (User Name)

for Students for Faculty for Others

Once you use your password and user ID to log onto the university system, please take care what you do on the internet both within the University network and on the World Wide Web. Your actions are your responsibility.

If someone else gets hold of your user ID and password, there could be consequences beyond what you might imagine.

Your mail and other personal data could be read, destroyed, or made public.
Someone could pose as you and post lies or other damaging information in your name.
You could be billed for items you did not purchase.

It is therefore of utmost importance that you protect your password and never let anyone know what it is!

Cumpus	受付窓口	発行	再発行
Nishinomiya Uegahara Campus	Information and Media Facilities Building (first floor) Organization for Information Strategies	◯	◯
	Lecture Hall 4 (first floor) ICT Support Desk		◯
	Media and Research Facilities Building (first floor) ICT Support Desk		◯
Kobe Sanda Campus	Building Ⅵ (second floor) ICT Support Desk	◯	◯
Kobe Sanda Campus	Building Ⅵ (third floor) ICT Support Desk		◯
Nishinomiya Seiwa Campus	Building 6 ICT Support Desk	◯	◯
Osaka Umeda Campus	The Reception counter (14th floor) キャンパス事務室内　ICT Support Desk		◯

Tips for protecting your user ID and password

Never let anyone know or see your password.
Don't write your password on anything that might be lost - for instance your daily planner or a notebook.
Never give out your password, especially when you are being asked for that information via phone or in an e-mail.
When you decide your password, be careful to avoid obvious character combinations such as your name, birthday, telephone number, combination of characters that are too simple.
Any sort of information you need to keep private (such as password or credit numbers) you must never write in an e-mail. Even if you only send such an e-mail to yourself, there is a possibility that someone else might somehow read it.
Change your password periodically .
Never share your user ID or lend it to another student.
Never let anyone watch you too closely when you're entering your password.
It's not allowed to store any file violates public order and morals and copyright law in provided storages in KGU such as OneDrive, drive Z, storage for teaching materials and etc.

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