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About your
email address
- Your e-mail
address helps to uniquely identify
your account on the Microsoft
Passport Network. Your e-mail
address and password together form
the
credentials
(Unique
information that you use to access
restricted resources. For the
Passport Network, credentials
include your e-mail address and
password. They may also include a
mobile phone number and PIN, a smart
card, or a security key.)
that you need to sign in to
sites and services on the Passport
Network.
- An e-mail
address consists of two parts, a user name, which is the part
before the @ symbol, and a domain, which is the part after
the @ symbol (for example:
someone@example.com).
- You
typically create your own user name.
However, some service providers
assign user names.
- The domain
is typically created by the owner of
the site where you signed up for the
e-mail account that you use to sign
in to the Passport Network. For
example, you might have an e-mail
address ending in @hotmail.com
or @msn.com.
If you sign
up on the Passport Network by using
an existing e-mail address, the
e-mail address cannot belong to a
reserved domain. For more
information about reserved domains.
Your user
name cannot contain:
- Your
password.
- More
than 64 characters.
- Consecutive periods.
- Unicode
characters.
- Spaces.
- Symbols
other than: ( ' - . _ )
Additionally, MSN, Hotmail,
Passport, and Personal Domain e-mail
account user names must begin with a
letter and end with a letter or a
numeral. If your e-mail account user
name is from some other account, it
can begin with a number.
Domains must
follow these guidelines:
- They
can contain any of the following
types of characters:
- Uppercase letters (for
example: A, B, C).
- Lowercase letters (for
example: a, b, c).
- Numerals (for example: 1, 2,
3).
- Hyphens and periods.
- They
must not contain any of the
following:
- Your password.
- More than 48 characters.
- Consecutive periods or
hyphens.
- Unicode characters.
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