July 9, 2003
Migration Series for South Users
CIT plans to shut down the South system effective January 12, 2004. Watch two Web sites regularlyTitan/South System News and the Titan Transition. Both Web pages are continually updated.
Today we begin a series of articles on the migration processsso that you don't miss important news and you do have a smooth transition to Titan. These articles are reprinted from Titan Transition Migration Process Web page.
Topics to be covered in this series over the next months
1. Determine Your Userid(s) and Passwords
On South:
On Titan:
Valid for Only One Account
Each Titan USERid is associated with one and only one account. If your South system initials are valid for multiple accounts, you will have multiple USERids on Titan. For example, user iii, valid for accounts aaaa and bbbb, will have two USERids on Titan: aaaaiii and bbbbiii.
Initially, USERid aaaaiii is valid for account aaaa and USERid bbbbiii is valid for account bbbb. Later, you may decide to change your USERid (e.g., aaaaiii) to be valid for a different account. Your USERid (aaaaiii) will not change even though you are no longer associated with account aaaa.
Password Changes
If you change your password on the South system (either through Web RACF or when prompted to change an expired password), your password for your Titan USERid(s) will also change.
If you change your password on Titan at logon, (for example, when prompted to change an expired password), your password for your South system initials will also change. Passwords changed using Web RACF on Titan will not affect South system passwords.
The following chart summarizes the changes discussed in this section.
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