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 CruzMail - Campus Email System CruzMail is the campus email system. You can access CruzMail using a supported
email program or securely on the web using a
supported web browser. CruzMail features include a vacation auto-response tool,
virus scanning of attachments, and spam scanning.
Using CruzMail
Getting an Email AccountConfiguring Email for your Computer Using WebMail (CruzMail access via web browser) WebMail User's Guide Self-Service Change your Email Password Forward your Email to Another Email Address Creating a Vacation Message Create a spam filter on Cruzmail web page Features and Functions About WebMail Spam Scanning CruzMail uses a multi-layered method to protect your UCSC email account from unsolicited commercial email (spam). Mailing Lists Mailing lists are for faculty, staff, and students who wish to send email to a pre-defined list of email accounts with under 1000 recipients. Mailing lists are also used by campus organizations or units where more than one person answers email addressed to the organization. If you require a list longer than 1000 recipients, then you must apply for the Mass Mail feature. For the Mass Mail feature you will maintain your own list on a desktop client and you will need a director level approval to utilize the Mass Mail feature. Requests for Mass Mail can be sent to the Support Center. Anti-Virus Resources Policy Electronic Official Communications Statement Official UCSC electronic correspondences will be sent to @ucsc.edu email addresses. Email Abuse Investigation & Response University policy prohibits the sending of harassing email messages or unsolicited email by faculty, staff, and students, and we will take appropriate action in response to violations. Policy for Use of UCSC Computing Facilities Password Standards UC Electronic Communications Policy (ECP) UCSC Electronic Communications Policy (draft) Campus Mass Email Policy Pricing E-mail services are funded via the Information User (IU) assessment. For more information on the IU Assessment, please see the Information User Assessment information page. Service Levels CruzMail is available for use at all times except when there are scheduled maintenance events. ITS Maintenance Calendar If you would like to suggest changes to this service, have questions about the service, or would like to comment on the level of support you are receiving, please contact the Service Manager via the feedback form. More service level information for CruzMail is available in the CruzMail Service Level Agreement (SLA) |
 CruzMail News
CruzMail NewsITS Newsletter Check CruzMail on Web Conditions of Use Getting Help For help with password resets, CruzMail questions, or support issues: CruzMail Documentation and Training Software Secure Settings for Email Client Programs Basic Settings for IMAP and POP Your email client program can access your UCSC email using either IMAP or POP. The configuration of your client is different depending on which method you are using. Email Clients - Installation - IMAP Using IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocoll) causes email to be stored on the mail server where you can access new and stored messages from various computers, including CruzMail web mail. Email Clients - Installation - POP Using POP (Post Office Protocol) causes email to be downloaded from the mail server to your local computer. This keeps the server inbox empty until new mail arrives. Eudora Retirement Looking for Eudora? ITS ended support for it on January 30th, 2009. Metrics & Statistics ITS Service & System Metrics Related Services & Links Services CruzTime-Calendar System Account Management Related Links Pine Email Information Desktop Email Clients vs WebMail Managing Email Storage Managing your Email (IAM brochure - pdf) |
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