Many of the Internet2 federated wiki spaces hosted on spaces.at.internet2.edu are public, and you may view content in those spaces without signing in. However, to gain access to restricted spaces or content, you must first sign in with InCommon or Shibboleth-compatible credentials from your own institution, so your identity can be established. If you do not have InCommon or Shibboleth-compatible credentials, you can follow the steps in the first procedure below to create an Internet2 SiteID account. If you can log in, but cannot view the content you require, follow the second procedure to request addition to the appropriate user group.

If you have any problems setting up an account or gaining access to the site, please email collaboration-support@internet2.edu."

To sign in with your organization's user credentials, or create a user account

  1. Please follow this documentation Identity Registration Guide
  2. To create Internet2 Guest account, please follow Internet2 Guest Account

To view restricted content, you must still request (or have someone request for you) that you be added to the appropriate user group (see next procedure).

To be added to an appropriate user group

If you can sign in to the Internet2 federated wiki (spaces.at.internet2.edu), but cannot view the content you require (for example, if you can't see the name of the wiki space you require listed in the Dashboard), follow these steps to be added to the appropriate user group.

  1. Log in to spaces.at.internet2.edu. Note that you must log in at least once before your user account will be available to administrators for assignment. If you cannot log in because you don't have a user account (with InCommon or Shibboleth-compatible credentials), please follow the procedure above to create an account through ProtectNetwork. Once you have created an account and are able to sign in, proceed to step 2.
  2. Send an email message to collaboration-support@internet2.edu requesting that your user account be added to the appropriate user group. Please include your username (shown below if you are logged in), the organization with which you are affiliated, and the user group you should be assigned to, along with any other information that may help administrators approve your request (for instance, the name of the person who asked or suggested that you gain access).
  3. You should be informed of the status of your request within 1 business day. If you have not provided sufficient information, you may be asked to provide more information at that time.

If you have any problems setting up an account or gaining access to the site, please email collaboration-support@internet2.edu For more information, see "Introduction to the Internet2 Wiki: spaces.at.internet2.edu."

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