Middlebury Accounts and Passwords

What Is This Service?

In the format of username@middlebury.edu, your Middlebury account provides access to authorized services and resources, such as e-mail, the wireless network, cloud storage on Google and OneDrive, printing, software installations, BannerAdmin, Oracle, Zoom video conferencing, and more.  You should protect your account with a strong password and keep it safe, so it is known only to you.

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is required for all Middlebury accounts to protect them and our network from potential compromise. 

Who Is Eligible For This Service?

All active Middlebury faculty, staff and students are eligible for an account with a username and password.

How Do I Learn About This Service?

Important information on Middlebury accounts and passwords can be found here.

How Do I Get Help?

To request support, submit a service request using the link on this page.

 
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Service Offerings (2)

Staff / Faculty / Student Accounts
Middlebury accounts are available for different uses and will be needed to access online resources.
Managed Service Accounts
Service Accounts are @middlebury.edu not attached to a person which are used to access Middlebury resources via automated scripts or third party tools.