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- | ====== Physics Email accounts ====== | + | ====== Physics Email ====== |
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+ | The official email system for UMN is the umn.edu gmail system. We do still run an in-house Physics mail system, primarily to support mailing list and some other collaborative features, but it is not supported as a " | ||
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+ | By default when we create physics unix accounts, we now forward email by default to umn.edu. However you can enable your physics mailbox via MyPhys > Physics Email Status & Forwarding. You may need this, for example, if you need to access physics-only mail features such as internal shared/ | ||
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+ | ===== Accessing physics email ===== | ||
- | ===== Requesting an account ===== | ||
- | You can request a physics mailbox via MyPhys > Physics Email Status & Forwarding. | ||
- | ===== Accessing your account ===== | ||
- | For most users, the best way to use your Physics email account is with a program such as Thunderbird to access your mail using our [[: | ||
- | ==== Unix/Linux ==== | ||
- | You can also use your mail account by logging in to the Unix system interactively and running one of the available mail programs, such as pine. | ||
==== Webmail ==== | ==== Webmail ==== | ||
- | Finally, you can access your mail through our [[http:// | + | |
+ | You can access your physics | ||
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+ | The old physics squirrelmail interface is not recommended, | ||
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+ | ==== Thunderbird ==== | ||
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+ | For most people, the best way to use your Physics email account is with a program such as Thunderbird to access your mail using our [[: | ||
+ | Check out our instructions on [[: | ||
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+ | ==== Unix/Linux shell ==== | ||
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+ | You can also use your mail account by logging in to the Unix system interactively and running one of the available mail programs, such as alpine | ||
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+ | **Note, if your linux machine is outside of PAN, you will have to configure authenticated SMTP to send mail** | ||
===== Size limits ===== | ===== Size limits ===== | ||
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The size of your mailbox overall is subject to a quota limit, which is generally set between 5-10GB. You can see your current usage and quota by visiting [[https:// | The size of your mailbox overall is subject to a quota limit, which is generally set between 5-10GB. You can see your current usage and quota by visiting [[https:// | ||
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+ | ===== Forwarding to or from physics mail ===== | ||
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+ | If you only want to read your mail in one place, we have [[: | ||
===== Help With Email Features ===== | ===== Help With Email Features ===== | ||
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More about [[: | More about [[: | ||
- | ===== Campus (tc) email accounts ===== | ||
- | You can set up your central university email account (tc.umn.edu) so that it forwards to your Physics account. After entering your University X.500 User ID and password, you can choose "Set Email Forwarding" | ||
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