If you want to manually configure your profile, please see How to Create an Exchange Profile in Outlook 2003. For Office 2007 on domain systems the profile is configured automatically. Please see How to Create an Exchange Profile in Outlook 2007 to be walked through the process.

To access your mailbox via telephone, call 1383 (non toll free number) or 65-62341383 (if overseas). The system will then guide you to enter your password and mailbox number (if you are not retrieving from your own phone). Upon verifying your password and mailbox number (if required), the system will then guide you to retrieve your messages.

To access you mailbox remotely, call in when the auto attendant answers and press *, 7. Follow the prompts.

You will get periodic messages from Meridius notifying you that there are emails in your Quarantine mailbox. The notice will include a link you can click on to directly access your Quarantine area. Initially you will also receive a message from Meridius providing you with a password that's associated with your email address. You don't need this password to gain access to your quarantine area if you connect by using the link just referred to.

How do I access my mailbox using my email client (e.g., Outlook Express)? Troubleshooting Your Email Service

All faculty and staff have access to Telephone Answering mailboxes which are associated with office phones. Private mailboxes can be set up by special request, if Faculty or Staff do not have direct access to a telephone.

We are required to provide the details of your file only in the event of a formal inquiry made by Law Enforcement Officials or Government Representatives. In many cases an actual court subpoena is required before we can give up information that concerns you.

How do I access my mailbox using my email client (e.g., Outlook Express)? Troubleshooting Your Email Service

Use Proxy to manage another user’s Mailbox and Calendar. Proxy lets you perform various actions, such as reading, accepting, and declining items on behalf of another user, within the restrictions the other user sets.

Exchange 2000 allows you to specify a web URL for accessing other mailboxes and folders, only when a user has given your account permissions to do so. Lets say user userx gives you access to folder y , you could access that folder using this URL: https://e2k.exchange.umkc.edu/userx/y . After entering that URL, you simply logon with your username and password. Replace userx with the user's real username and y with the name of the folder they grant you access to.

Click on OK a few times and then run Outlook. The additional mailbox should be listed. If you receive errors when you try to expand it you need to check your permissions to the mailbox.

By default, your account has the following e-mail address, automatically created when your account has completed setup: Using an e-mail client of your choice, such as Eudora (Highly Recommended), Netscape Mail, Microsoft Outlook, Firefox Mail and many others. Login to your Web Control Panel (http://YourDomainName.com/cgi-bin/plusmail), then click on "User Manager" and then on "Add User." Follow the directions provided on that page, making sure to supply a new password for the new e-mail account.

To access via web through the Exchange interface, enter the following url into a browser:http://owa.nomedominio.ext then enter your email and the password you chose when you activated your Exchange account in the form.

Yes, there is a student mail room located in the Student Union Building (the Stud). Your mailing address will be: