If you have a username and password, please use the Login box or try the forgotten password link to reset your password.

If you are still unable to get into the portal.

Here are some possible reasons:

This portal uses standard "Cookies" to perform navigation tasks, allowing you to visit its various content areas without getting lost and also for user authentication, making sure that information posted is coming from the computer system that signed on. Cookies are very common on the web and offer great flexibility and ease of use when you interact with web sites on the internet.

Your current internet security/privacy settings might not allow the storing of temporary or permanent browser-cookies on your system. To safely enable this feature, while maintaining your privacy, please do the following:

Browsers vary, so you may want to consult your browser's help-file to enable these settings. If the content of these links below have expired or have been moved, you can go to the Netscape or Microsoft sites and search within their customer support sections for "browser cookies"

Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator users:

1. Some Browsers may require that the above procedure be done from a "Cookie Manager" or "Privacy & Security" section

Description of Cookies (All Versions of Internet Explorer) (For Internet Explorer Users)

Netscape Article on Security Features (For Netscape Users)

For AOL users (2 methods including an alternate):

Some AOL browsers are pre-configured during installation with a variety of security features enabled. Unfortunately, these pre-activated features disable permissions that allow users to participate in sites that rely on cookies and other special functions that enhance your browsing experience. Thankfully, AOL is flexible enough to allow you to modify these settings. Below are two methods, including a proven alternate method. These methods should work for any sites on the Web.

Method 1 (To enable cookies for all web sites, including this portal):

1. In the AOL top menu bar, click on "My AOL".
2. Select "Preferences" from the drop down menu.
3. In the Preferences window, click on the WWW icon.
4. Click on the "Security" tab.
5. Click on the "Internet zone", then click on the "Custom" button on the bottom of the window.
6. Scroll down until you see "Cookies".
7. Click Enable.
8. Click on OK

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Alternate AOL method:

1. Launch AOL and then minimize it (do not close AOL).
2. Launch Internet Explorer or Netscape using your AOL connection.
3. Type this portal's url "http://www.unitynetwork.com" into your browser address window.

The site should open up within your browser.

The above alternate method should allow you to participate on this portal using your active AOL connection as a ramp allowing access to the portal community.