Your UNB IT Services (Computing Accounts & Email)

You must activate your IT Services to make use of UNB computer labs and network services. The process sets your email name and PIN. These pieces of information, along with your UNB login ID, allow you to access the following services:

• e-Services
  e-Services is your one-stop access point to your personalized information (class and exam schedules, marks, unofficial transcripts, etc.) and secure services at UNB (course registration, WebMail, Blackboard, NetStorage, etc.).
  
  
• UNB email account
  Your UNB email account may be used for personal communications. Any email from your professors or your department will also be sent to your UNB email address, along with updates on other important information and happenings around campus.
  
  
• Novell computing account
  This account allows you to login to computing labs and access software, provides space in which to save and access your files and allows you setup a UNB Professional Web Page.
  
  
• Unix computing account
  The main users of Unix accounts are students taking classes with a programming component, or students who maintain websites for UNB clubs or societies. (You must activate this account separately.)
  
  

Wondering who has access to UNB IT Services, or how long you will have access once you are no longer taking courses? Visit the IT Services FAQ for Credit Students for details.