Configuring Popular Email Clients
The following is a list of popular email programs and links to information available on configuring them to use various UC Merced IT services. Depending on the program, links may be provided to help configure the program, setup its SPAM filtering capabilities to interact with the UC Merced SPAM filter, and finally to integrate UCM Directory search functionality.
Contents
- UCM Webmail
- If you check your email through MyUCMerced Portal you do not have to change anything, the webmail channel will automatically be updated to the new email server.
- To check your email using webmail, go to http://mail2.ucmerced.edu and login with your UCMNetID and password.
- SPAM filtering - SPAM is filtered through the server so you will not have to configure UCM Webmail to filter SPAM.
- Thunderbird
- Email configuration - If you are setting up Thunderbird for the first time refer to this document.
- Junk Filtering - How to guide on filtering JUNK. Junk is generally considered legitimate but potentially unwanted email.
- Managing Email - How to manage your email.
- Setting up personal folders - To move emails from the server to your local hard drive.
- Outlook
- Email configuration with Oracle Connector. If you are setting up Outlook with Oracle Connector for the first time refer to this document.
- Email configuration without Oracle Connector. If you are setting up Outlook for the first time refer to this document.
- Junk Filtering - How to guide on filtering JUNK. Junk is generally considered legitimate but potentially unwanted email.
- Managing Email - How to manage your email.
- Installing the Oracle Connector: Download the Oracle connector and follow the instructions detailing how to setup Outlook 2003 to check your email, interact with UCM Calendar , and UCM Directory search integration.
- Setting up personal folders - To move emails from the server to your local hard drive.
- Mac OSX Mail
- Email configuration - If you are setting up Mac Mail for the first time refer to this document.
- Junk Filtering - How to guide on filtering JUNK. Junk is generally considered legitimate but potentially unwanted email.
- Managing Email - How to manage your email.
- UCM Directory search integration
Looking for help?
We offer a number of tutorials and FAQs available in the Guides & FAQs section.
If you have any questions, problems, or comments, please contact the IT Help Desk via email at helpdesk@ucmerced.edu, via phone at 209.228.HELP (4357), or visit them in the Classroom and Office Building room 132A.