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Email and Mailing Lists

  • Email FAQ
  • Email Access through Webmail
  • ESMTP - Why is Port 25 Blocked?
  • Configuration/Setup:
    • Configuring 2FA for CS Email
    • ActiveSync Client Configuration (for mobile devices)
    • IMAP Email Client Configuration
    • POP Client Configuration
    • Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)
  • Email, Spam, and Filtering
  • Email Quota
  • Common Email Errors
  • Custom Email Aliases
  • Webmail On-Line Help and Manual
  • Mailing Lists:
    • Joining a List
    • Announcement Mailing Lists - Talks/Building/Downtime
    • Power Mailing List
    • Create / Reset / Delete a List
    • Mailing List Administration
    • List Problems
  • OIT Email:
    • OIT Safe Links, Safe Attachments, and Anti-Phishing in Defender for Microsoft 365

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Help Sessions

Walk-in help and support: our new weekly help hour lets you drop in with questions about the CS computing environment — cluster access, job troubleshooting, environment and software issues, storage, Open OnDemand, or anything else systems-related. No appointment needed; just show up.  More information here.

 

 

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