MCS Exchange Email
Background
MCS Exchange email is a new email system from Microsoft. This service is in the process of being rolled out to the departments of the University. At this stage, some departments do not have Exchange email accounts available to them.
If you are not certain whether you have an Exchange email account, please contact the Helpdesk for confirmation.
For more information on the current Exchange Migration Project, please see the Migration Project Information.
Accessing MCS Exchange
Exchange email can be accessed in two ways:
- The University's Exchange Webmail service.
- Via an email client program. This is only possible from computers that are connected to the University's network. The email clients that ICT support for connection to the Exchange email server are Microsoft 2003 (SP2) and Entourage 2004. Exchange can also be accessed via Evolution on Linux, but this is not supported by ICT Helpdesk Services.
Setup guides for the following programs are available:
Outlook 2003
If you are using Windows as your operating system, the standard email client to use it Outlook 2003.
The following are all the user guides, and some extra help guides to assist you using MCS Exchange in Outlook 2003.
| User Guides | ||
|---|---|---|
| Outlook Setup | HTML Guide | |
| Managing Quota and Folder Size | HTML Guide | |
| Archive Email | HTML Guide | |
| Global Address List (GAL) | HTML Guide | |
| Troubleshooting Guide | HTML Guide | |
| Scheduling a Meeting | HTML Guide | |
| Templates and Auto Texts | HTML Guide | |
| Sharing Calendars | HTML Guide | |
| Sharing Contacts | HTML Guide | |
| Sharing Folders | HTML Guide | |
| Delegation | HTML Guide | |
| Quick Reference Card |
Outlook 2007
If you are using Windows as your operating system, you have the option to use the email client Outlook 2007.
The following are all the user guides, and some extra help guides to assist you using MCS Exchange in Outlook 2007.
| User Guides | ||
|---|---|---|
| Setup Guide | HTML Guide | |
| Sharing Calendars | HTML Guide | |
| Sharing Contacts | HTML Guide | |
| Archiving & Creating folders | HTML Guide | |
| Delegation | HTML Guide | |
| Template forms | HTML Guide | |
| Managing Quota / Folders | HTML Guide | |
| Signatures in Outlook | HTML Guide | |
| Global Address List | HTML Guide | |
| Troubleshooting for Outlook 2007 | HTML Guide |
Entourage 2004
If you are using a Mac with OSX as your operating system, the standard email client to use it Entourage 2004.
The following are all the user guides, and some extra help guides to assist you using MCS Exchange in Entourage 2004.
| User Guides | ||
|---|---|---|
| Entourage Guide | HTML Guide | |
| Global Address List (GAL) | HTML Guide | |
| Managing Quota and Folder Size | HTML Guide | |
| Scheduling a Meeting | HTML Guide | |
| Sharing Calendars | HTML Guide | |
| Sharing Contacts | HTML Guide | |
| Sharing Folders | HTML Guide | |
| Delegation | HTML Guide | |
| Archiving Email | HTML Guide | |
| Entourage Keyboard Shortcuts |
Evolution 2.10
The following guides will assist you in setting up Evolution 2.10 on either Linux Mandriva 2007.1, Fedora FC7, or Ubuntu 7.04.
The following are all the user guides have been developed to assist you setting up MCS Exchange in Evolution 2.10.
| User Guides | ||
|---|---|---|
| Mandriva 2007.1 Setup guide | HTML Guide | |
| Fedora FC7 Setup Guide | HTML Guide | |
| Ubuntu 7.04 Setup Guide | HTML Guide | |
| Evolution Keyboard Shortcuts |
Outlook Web Access
If you are trying to access your email from off campus, the best way to do this is with Outlook Web Access.
The following guides are some extra help to assist you using MCS Exchange in Outlook Web Access.
| User Guides | ||
|---|---|---|
| Basic Guide | HTML Guide | |
| Email Signatures | HTML Guide |
Windows Mobile ActiveSync
This section describes how to configure a telephone device running Windows Mobile version 5 (smartphone) to connect and synchronise email, calendar, task and contact information with an MCS Exchange mailbox via a GPRS internet connection.
| User Guides | ||
|---|---|---|
| Windows Mobile 5 | HTML Guide |