LawID Services for Students
As a Duke Law Student, you have both a Duke NetID and a law school LawID, each of which provides access to specific services. The NetID is issued by Duke's Office of Information Technology. OIT mailed your NetID credentials to your mailing address on record when you were admitted to the university. Law School Computing Services issued your LawID credentials to give you access to services provided by the Law School's Computing Services and Educational Technologies departments. If you are entering in the fall, Computing Services mails your LawID credentials to your mailing address on record during July. If you are entering in the summer, or as an exchange student for spring semester, Computing Services will give you your LawID credentials during orientation.
The below table will help you understand which services require the LawID and which ones require the NetID.
| Service Provided | LawID | NetID |
| Law School Network Printing (iPrint) | X | |
| Law School Network File Storage (Novell Client/NetStorage) | X | |
| Law School Online Course Evaluations | X | |
| Law School Clerkship Application and Recommendation System (CARS) | X | |
| Duke Bar Association online elections | X | |
| Student Email | X | |
| University email alias - set or change (first.last@duke.edu) | X | |
| ACES - online course registration and additional services | X | |
| Blackboard Course Sites | X | |
| DukePass - university portal | X | |
| Library Databases | X | |
| NetReg computer registration for both wirless and wired networking | X |
Students can change their LawID password by using the Novell Windows client or by coming by the help desk in room 3000.
Students can change their NetID password at http://www.duke.edu/online.