Frequently Asked Questions

Documents can be downloaded from the Army Training & Certification Tracking System (ATCTS), under the Templates section.

• Complete the DoD Cyber Awareness Challenge found at https://cyber.mil/training/cyber-awareness-challenge/. The certificate must be less than one year old when submitting your account request.
• A signed Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) must be on file. This will be imported into your ATCTS account. The AUP can be signed electronically at https://cs.signal.army.mil/ or filled out using the form downloaded from the ATCTS link above. This is also an alternate location to take the DoD Cyber Awareness challenge.
• A signed DD2875. This form must be less than 30 days old and signed by the user, the user's supervisor, the IAO or appointee, and the Security Manager. A copy of this form can be found at the ATCTS documents link above.

The 502nd Communications Squadron manages telephone systems on JBSA. Their Help Desk can be reached at 210-221-4357

Other helpful information regarding phone numbers on Fort Sam Houston:

• DSN for 221 Prefix: 471
• DSN for 295 Prefix: 421
• DSN for 808 Prefix: 420

Change requests for distribution lists and mailboxes require a Service Now ticket at the Army Enterprise Service Desk.

Once logged in, navigate to Catalog | Enterprise Email | Enterprise Email Request

Owners can easily update distribution lists at the Global Federated User Directory (GFUD). Global Federated User Directory

Please call the Army Enterprise Service Desk at 1-866-335-2769.

1. Submit a NEC Ticket using the link at the top of this page.
2. Contact the NEC Operations Center at usarmy.jbsa.106-sig-bde.mbx.fsh-nec-operations-center@army.mil or 210-808-8000.
3. Provide the AESMP ticket #, the building affected, the room affected, how many people are affected, and the highest ranking individual affected by the outage.

ID Card Online is the new destination for GAL updates and CAC/ID Card resources.

You can recover your old certificates at the following links.

Auto Key Recovery (try this first)
Auto Key Recovery (try this if the first one doesn't work)

1. Once logged in, recover the most recent expired certificate.
2. Download it and record the password presented to you.
3. Open the downloaded certificate to start the Certificate Import Wizard.
4. Click Next until you get to the password dialog and enter the password recorded when the certificate was downloaded. Do not check any of the boxes.
5. Click Next until you get to Finish, accepting the default settings. Click OK when those dialog boxes pop up.
6. Installation verification can be performed in Internet Options | Content tab | Certificates... button | Personal tab.
7. Any downloaded .P12 files MUST be deleted as they will be flagged in a security scan.