This page is designed to provide the information you need to change your old legacy SJSU UNIX password. You must already have a valid UNIX password to use this procedure. Note: this is only for faculty and staff with legacy UNIX accounts. New UNIX accounts are no longer provided for e-mail.
Please see this Web page for information related to SJSUOne, which is used for SJSU Google Gmail.
The process for UNIX is not yet approved for SJSU Google Gmail. If you did not know whether or not you are using SJSU Google Gmail or wish to find out who provides desktop support for you, the SJSU Help Desk can help you:
You must know your current UNIX user name and current UNIX password to change your own UNIX password.
If you do not know your current UNIX user name and current UNIX password then go to this page.
You must make an Internet connection via a network connection, on the SJSU wired network or with your ISP. It is not safe to use Telnet on a wireless network connection unless you are certain that connection is encrypted.
Follow the instructions to Telnet to the SJSU UNIX server.
How to change your UNIX Password [PDF]
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