The login name used by UW Madison students, faculty, and staff for many campus-wide applications. The NetID has also been referred to as the WiscWorld ID, after a suite of services collectively referred to as WiscWorld. More information about the netid can be found at http://www.mynetid.wisc.edu.

a personal identifier for many online services at the University of Arizona

a software program that lets you automatically login in web services and safely store your private information such as passwords, personal settings and confidential data

a unique, permanent electronic identifier that provides the foundation for authentication (access to the Cornell network) and authorization (permits for specific applications appropriate to an individual's status)

A unique identifier assigned to each person associated with Cornell. The NetID, with its associated password, is used to authenticate users of campus network services.

(or Network ID) - a personal, unique identifier assigned to you when you first come to Cornell. It consists of your initials followed by one or more numbers. You use it, along with a password, to obtain access to services such as electronic mail that are available through the campus network.

The authentication name used as the unique identifer of the Neo user (formally known as the preferred username).

Your UIS NetID is assigned when you enroll for classes or are hired as a UIS employee. The NetID is required to access email, online courses and (if off campus) library databases and e-journals. The NetID is formed by combining the first initial of your first name, the first four letters of your last name, two or more digits (to distinguish similar names) and the letter "s" for students. The initial password for your NetID is set to your birth date in yyyymmdd format. (For example, a student named Chris Tarragon whose birthday is Nov. 7, 1972, the NetID could be ctarr01s and the password 19721107). See Technology Support for more information.

An electronic identifier created specifically for use with on-line applications, often an integer and typically with no other meaning.

Specifies your unique identifier (or user name) for University systems. In your e-mail address, your NetID is the identifier before the @ sign. For example, in the e-mail address [email protected], jscore is the NetID.