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Go to www.checkpointau.com.au and enter your OnePass credentials.
For IP users, simply click “IP users sign in” in the top right hand corner of the login window.
On the OnePass Sign In screen, http://www.checkpointau.com.au, click ‘Forgot Username?'.
The system will prompt you to enter your email address and click 'Continue'. You will be sent an email containing your user name if your email is linked to an existing OnePass profile.
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On the OnePass Sign In screen, www.checkpointau.com.au, click "Forgot Username?" or "Forgot password?".
The system will prompt you to enter your email address and click Continue. You will be sent an email containing your user name or an email with a link to change your password.
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You will be logged our after 120 minutes of inactivity. Checkpoint will check if your session is active every 5 minutes, for up to 120 minutes where the last check will be made. After 125 minutes, you will see a time out message for 45 sec before you are logged out permanently and returned to the Checkpoint log out page.
If you return to you session during this period, this will reset the time out period.
If you exit Checkpoint without logging out, you session will automatically expire after 6 minutes.
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