All these terms are used by various email clients to describe the username for an email-id. Every email-id has a username attached to it, which is supplied along with a password to the mail server while retrieving emails. This is same as your pop-id.

Your email address will be your_username@cs.rutgers.edu. Please make sure you notify your correspondence about the change of address if you were not using this address previously. Your username will be the same as your current unix username.

Yes you can. You need to create the file call .forward on the shell and edit the email address that you would like to forward to in .forward file.

If you forgot your username and/or your password, or you never received your password when you registered, you can get your username and password emailed to you again, automatically, as follows: Scroll down to the bottom of the Login form. You will see a section called Forgotten your User Name or Password?. check that you entered the correct email address, and that it's the same address you registered with. If you still have no joy, contact us or try re-registering.

You can change it from Sprint's web site, but in case it didn't work, here's what I had to do. Every phone as a unique MSL code (Master Subsidy Lock), which you must get from Sprint (you can read about MSL codes at http://www.bridog.net/cellular/msl.txt). Here is the process, which I documented as I went through the steps.

SLED is an information delivery service. The State Library and the Rasmuson Library pay all telecommunication costs associated with SLED. Email isn't available through SLED for two reasons: (1) the two library budgets could not support the telecommunication costs to offer email accounts to the public, and (2) commercial email services are available. In some Alaskan communities, local Internet providers offer Internet access and email accounts for a fee.

You can login to your TurnKey Admin panel at https://secure.turnkeyinternet.net/tkadmin and setup your account options, and email settings. You can even upgrade your account for more features such as Mailing Lists, auto responders, and advanced spam and virus control settings for your email boxes. Back to Domain Hosting FAQ Index | Back to FAQ Home Yes, you certainly can.

Email sent to your address is stored on a mail server until you retrieve it using email software (Outlook Express, Netscape Messenger, Eudora, etc.) or delete it using NetDexia WebMail.

Your email client software (e.g., Outlook Express) may have an option to "leave mail on server". If this option is selected inadvertently or otherwise, your mailbox (on the server) may fill up and cause you not to be able to receive email, even if you've already read your email.

When you fail to deliver an email via our smtp/outgoing server, you will get a return mail from the mail server. You can find the description inside that email about the failure of the delivery. By the way, please check the header of the return mail as well. [Refer to the documentation (in pdf) / (in html)]

Check your email account settings to make sure you have the correct email server name. The server name for both incoming and outgoing email should be shawmail. Some users — especially users with home network routers — may be unable to connect using "shawmail" as the server name. If you’re experiencing this problem, try using the full server name for your region, which is listed on the Server Names page.

You can find out which mail server your account is on by typing the following command into ph, which is accessible at http://directory.northwestern.edu/:

Yes, we have implemented options allowing the user to forward all incoming mail to an alternate account. The user can enable forwarding at any time by logging onto the e-mail account via the Edit e-mail Preferences option under the menu on the left.

The security problem extends, unfortunately, to the e-mail protocol itself. Mail administrators are required to return, as undeliverable, any messages addressed to an invalid address on a particular network (such as SBCIS). This opens up the possibility for abuse by spammers running software that attempts to send messages to as many different addresses as possible. (See above.)

You can forward email sent to your campus account to the CSE email server. The campus has a web interface at UC Davis Computing Account Services for forwarding email.

Yes. You can set up your eMail in a way that your mails are forwarded to your primary mail account. Use the Web Based Interface to configure the forwarding options.

To better manage our server space; GroupWise maintains a 181 expire\reduce mail retention policy, with 730 days for calendar items. All mail older than 181 days is subject to deletion after this time. This pertains to ALL mail in the account, not just the inbox. Moving mail into the cabinet or predefine folders will not protect the items from the retention policy. If you must keep mail older than 181 days, archiving it recommended.