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Logging in to the RWTHapp

Logging in to the RWTHapp

Kurzinformation

The RWTHapp can be downloaded via the app store for the respective operating system (iOS or Android). In order to use all of the app's functions a login via the RWTH Single Sign-On is necessary.


Detailinformation

When the App is opened for the first time, a login screen will be displayed. You can use the "Login" button to log in or the "Continue without login" button to skip this step. If you want to log in at a later time, you can always do this by using the login icon in the menu.

Screenshot of the login screen with the two login options.Screenshot of the menu without being logged in.

Regardless of whether you used the login button on the login screen or the login icon in the menu, the login process will continue as follows:

1. A browser will open with the RWTH Single Sign-On. Enter your username and password for the RWTH Single Sign-On and log in.

Screenshot of the login page. The page is titled "RWTH Single Sign-On". Below it, you can enter your username (in the form "ab123456") and your password.

2. You will then be asked to select and enter a second factor for multifactor-authentication.

Screenshot of the login page. Under 'Please select token' you can select a token from the drop down menu.

3. Authorize the app by selecting the blue "Authorize" button.

Screenshot of the permissions page. Under "Authorize App" the required permissions are listed. You can select "Authorize" or "Deny".

4. After successfully authorising the app, a confirmation will appear. You can subsequently leave your browser and return to the app.

Screenshot of the permissions page. The message "Authorization successful" is now displayed.

Should you wish to revoke the authorisation of the app at a later time, you can do this by simply logging out of the app.


 Zusatzinformation

Information about the RWTHapp in the IT Center Blog

last changed on 07/24/2024

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