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To reset your passphrase, you can visit [https://my.riverdale.edu myRiverdale]. 
=== READ THIS BEFORE you change your passphrase ===
*'''If you are able to log in''' (with your own passphrase or a temporary passphrase) see the [[#Setting a new passphrase before it expires]] section below. 
*'''If you do not have a working passphrase''', jump down to [[#Resetting a forgotten or expired passphrase]] section.


'''Note: Updating your passphrase here will change it for both the domain passphrase (WiFi/printing) and Google.'''  
'''Note: Updating your passphrase here will change it for both the domain passphrase (WiFi/printing) and Google.'''  
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* You will need to update your account settings on any devices (Mac, Windows, iPhones, iPads, etc) that you use to access Riverdale e-mail and calendar.  
* You will need to update your account settings on any devices (Mac, Windows, iPhones, iPads, etc) that you use to access Riverdale e-mail and calendar.  
* You'll also need to change settings for printing on campus; instructions are [https://knowledge.riverdale.edu/index.php?title=Direct_Wireless_Printing/Changing_Password here].
* You'll also need to change settings for printing on campus; instructions are [https://knowledge.riverdale.edu/index.php?title=Direct_Wireless_Printing/Changing_Password here].
To reset your passphrase, you can visit [https://my.riverdale.edu myRiverdale]. 
*'''If you are able to log in''' (with your own passphrase or a temporary passphrase) see the [[#Setting a new passphrase before it expires]] section below. 
*'''If you do not have a working passphrase''', jump down to [[#Resetting a forgotten or expired passphrase]] section.


===Getting ready before your passphrase expires===
===Getting ready before your passphrase expires===

Revision as of 02:15, 11 February 2025

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READ THIS BEFORE you change your passphrase

Note: Updating your passphrase here will change it for both the domain passphrase (WiFi/printing) and Google.

  • You must update your WiFi credentials after changing your passphrase.
  • You will need to update your account settings on any devices (Mac, Windows, iPhones, iPads, etc) that you use to access Riverdale e-mail and calendar.
  • You'll also need to change settings for printing on campus; instructions are here.

To reset your passphrase, you can visit myRiverdale.

Getting ready before your passphrase expires

If you set your passphrase reset question phone number, you can easily recover a forgotten or expired passphrase:

  1. Log into http://my.riverdale.edu with your RCS credentials
  2. Click your name at top right and select Settings
  3. Click Edit Profile at top right
  4. Add your phone number in the Forgot Passphrase Text Message box at bottom right
  5. Edit your Forgotten passphrase question if necessary

Setting a new passphrase before it expires


  1. Log into http://my.riverdale.edu with your RCS credentials
  2. Click your name, then Settings at top right
  3. Click Edit Profile
  4. Enter your current password once, and then your new passphrase twice in the indicated fields. Please note that your passphrase must be at least 12 characters, and must have an uppercase letter, a lowercase letter, and a number or symbol. Your passphrase (password) also cannot contain your name, or your username, and may not be a passphrase which you have used before.
  5. Click Change Password


Resetting a forgotten or expired passphrase

  1. Visit http://my.riverdale.edu
  2. Click Forgot Passphrase
  3. Choose to send a text message or e-mail
    • If you choose text message, then confirm your identity using the code sent to your phone
    • If you choose e-mail, then follow the instructions in the e-mail you receive from noreply@okta.com
      OR
  4. Answer your passphrase reset question
  5. Set your new passphrase