For information about Bucknell Account Management, please review this article.
Duo Security is a multi-factor authentication (MFA) service
This article is all about phishing. It explains what phishing is and has additional information on what to look for and how to report phishing emails.
Examples of email addresses in use at Bucknell
If you are unable to reset your password because there is an issue with your recovery information, please follow this article.
Instructions for when you forgot your password or you need to reset it.
Students can use Duo SOS to get a one-time emergency passcode. Faculty, staff, and students may stop by the Tech Desk to be issued a code generator during staff hours (ID required).
Instruction on how to use Duo with no cellphone signal.
Instructions for claiming your Bucknell account.
Find large email messages
Map Network drives from off-campus.
This article assist with resolving the blank Duo Security display issue.
Instructions for securing your LastPass account with Duo Security.
Volume and content guidance for large mailings
Instructions for viewing used space on Linux public lab and linuxremote systems.
For more information on why you may be prompted for Duo after logging in a few minutes ago, click on this article.
Legal and preferred name change instructions.
Instructions for new employees
Information about new faculty accounts.
Information for faculty and staff who retire or resign from employment.
If you are in the process of logging into a Bucknell resource, approve that request to use the system. If you are not, do not approve. For more information, click on this article.
Is Duo not working right? We have some tips to troubleshoot those issues.
Description of password rules.
Everyone should set up a Recovery Email Address and a Recovery Cell Phone Number in Bucknell Account Management. Click on this article for more information.
Password rules are dependant on several factors (BAM and Duo). Click on this article for more information.