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Introduction
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This page lists the steps for using Apple Enterprise Connect to sync NetID passwords to a local user account in macOS.

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Using Enterprise Connect to sync your password.
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StepWhat to Do
1Connect the computer to a wireless or wired internet connection.
2Launch Enterprise Connect from the Applications Folder.


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Log in using your NetID and Password.


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If your current computer password and NetID password are different, you will see this window. You must enter your present computer password - the one you used to login to the computer.

If you don't see this window, your local password and NetID password are already the same.


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When successful, you will see this message.

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Changing NetID password with Enterprise Connect
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Click on "Change password..." in the Enterprise Connect menu bar.

If there is no menu bar icon, launch Enterprise Connect from the Applications folder, then go to the menu bar.

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Clicking on "Change password..." will prompt you to sign out from the Enterprise Connect app.

You must do this before changing your password

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You will then be redirected to https://login.biola.edu/ automatically.

Login there and follow the steps to change your netID password.

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After setting your password, follow the steps above for Using Enterprise Connect to sync your password.

(info) If you changed your password without going through these steps, Apple Enterprise Connect will prompt you to update your password automatically the next time you login to your computer.