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What is this page?
This page explains how you should sign in to GÉANT's federated services.
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(Note that this wiki page itself is an example of such a federated service)
How do I sign in?
You can sign in by clicking on any of the ~1,000 links.
If you don't know what to pick, follow this list:
1. Use an account you already have at your educational/research institution.
Use this if your institution is part of these identity federations:
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There are a number of institutions that were manually added upon their request, you can find these at the Miscellaneous tab.
2. Use a Google/LinkedIn/Twitter other social networks account
The Social networks tab lists a number of 'social' sign in options.
3. Use a guest account
As a last resort, there are several options for using a guest account to sign in.
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The login page will help you remember what you picked by setting a cookie.
When I try to log in with my institutional account, I get "Message did not meet security requirements".
If you get this error, it might be that the administrators of your institution need to perform some administrative tasks (i.e. configuring metadata).
Please inform them about this and point them to this page: https://wiki.geant.org/display/aai/Service+Provider+Proxy.
I have logged in fine, but I'm called "First_name last_name", and/or my e-mail is set to "invalid_email_needs_updating".
This is usually caused by your institution not releasing enough attributes.
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Most of our applications allow you to edit your details in the application though.
I have logged in fine in the past, but now I cannot access my data any more.
This might happen if you picked a different login option from what you previously did.
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We can then link the accounts together, after which you can use both accounts to log in to our systems.
Why do I have to go through all of this complicated stuff?
We believe this set-up is the best solution that allows you to control your data, while increasing safety by preventing the creation of yet another username/password.
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