Campus IT services continue to be migrated to the new single sign-on (SSO) experience. For example, we will be migrating Gmail and Blackboard to the new SSO platform in the coming months.
The NetID 2.0 project involves migrating services over to the new, cloud-based SSO experience.
Warning! Once a service is migrated to the new SSO platform, the only format it will accept is your university email address. However, the new format is usable on all SSO-enabled web-based services right now! We recommend that you begin using the new NetID 2.0 username format—your email address—to log into web-based services as soon as possible.
Exceptions
There are still a few services that do not use single sign-on and do not yet support using the university email address as the username. Instead, you must still use the original/legacy NetID username to log in. Many of these services will be upgraded to use the new NetID format soon. Stay tuned!
Services that do not yet use the new NetID username include
- Campus wireless network (UALR-WiFi)
- Virtual private network (VPN) connections
- University website and web forms (WordPress)
- Commons @ UA Little Rock (the university blogging platform)
Employee-only applications
- Argos (evisions applications)
- Astra Schedule
- Banner Data
- ImageNow (WebNow)
