Re: My Millennium Access

[Joe Reimers <jreimers@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

It has to be set up, but the requirements for login are that one of the 
fields authenticated against has to be a unique, indexed field.  Most 
places use a barcode, although a social security number could also be used 
(this is NOT adviseable, due to privacy issues.)  We also investigated the 
possibility of using our university network's unique network ID, but never 
implemented it.

But you absolutely have to use some sort of indexed field unique to each 
individual patron.

Hope this helps!

Joe R.

At 09:48 AM 9/29/2003 -0500, you wrote:

>I am looking for an alternative to using Barcode as the unique identifier 
>for My Millennium.  Half of the id cards do not print the numbers for the 
>barcode and our students don't know their barcode or have access to a 
>scanner. I would like to avoidusing their Unique ID.
>
>Any suggestions.  We are still in implementation and would like to have 
>some options.
>
>Thanks!
>
>Lori Mueller
>Director of Student IT Systems Services
>City Colleges of Chicago
>312-553-3381 (w)
>312-933-2918 (mobile)
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Joe Reimers
Technology Support Assistant
Notre Dame Law Library
(574) 631-5994