Nearly every Miami undergraduate student has been transitioned to Miami's new e-mail/calendaring system - muConnect powered by Google. With this change also comes new ways to access your e-mail. Of course, you can still get your mail from myMiami, but there are other ways as well. Here are a few tips on how to set-up various e-mail systems and where to go to get assistance.
- To access your e-mail from a system like Mac Mail or Thunderbird using the IMAP protocol, visit http://www.muohio.edu/ithelp/solution041009909230784for a list of settings.
- To access your e-mail from a portable device, there are instructions available for setting up some common devices. These include iPhone/iPod Touch (http://www.muohio.edu/ithelp/solution041010916001183) and BlackBerry (http://www.muohio.edu/ithelp/solution041010611162717). For other devices, please contact the Support Desk for assistance.
- You can forward your Miami e-mail to another account of your choice (Hotmail, Yahoo, etc.) by updating the forwarding address in your mailbox settings. Any e-mail sent to your UniqueID@muohio.edu address will automatically be forwarded to this account. For detailed instructions on setting this up, visit http://www.muohio.edu/ithelp/solution041009909253353.
For general information and assistance, a good place to go is www.muohio.edu/gogoogle. There is a lot of useful information here. Another great repository of information and instructions is the muConnect powered by Google category within IT Help. If you need further assistance beyond what is available online, please contact the Support Desk at ITHelp@muohio.edu or 513-529-7900. You can also walk-in to the Support Desk in 103 Robertson Hall.
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