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Account Access

You can access you U-Mail account via a variety of different mail client applications regardless of which operating system you use. The following list summarizes those we support.

		Windows	Mac OS	UNIX/Linux
U-Mail WebAccess	web-based mail client	•	•	•
Mozilla Thunderbird	the free mail client we prefer for use with U-Mail	•	•	•
Microsoft Outlook Express	the free mail client bundled with Microsoft Internet Explorer	•
Microsoft Outlook	the mail client bundled with Microsoft Office	•
MacOS Mail	the mail client bundled with MacOS X		•
Netscape Messenger	the mail client included with the Netscape Web Browser	•	•	•
Pine/PC-Pine	fast text-based mail access	•	•	•

If the client you want to use isn't listed here, check our Generic Mail Client Configuration for details on how to configure it for use with use with U-Mail.

Accessing U-Mail from Home

To connect to U-Mail from home you'll need an account with an internet service provider (ISP).

In addition to the large-scale commercial providers, we can recommmend the Santa Barbara County Education Office, which offers full ISP service to students for around $9/month based on an annual subscription.

Miscellaneous Information

Changing My Password	Retrieving a Lost UCSBnetID or Password
Forwarding Mail to Another Address	Using the Auto-Reply Feature
Mail Storage Limits	E-Mail Attachments
Saving Mail to Another Computer	Spam Filtering on U-Mail
Virus Scanning	Changing My UCSBnetID
Frequently Asked Questions

Account Lifespan

Account Activation

Account Deactivation

	got questions? ask our help desk Electronic Communications Group / Instructional Computing / UCSB

	this page was last modified October 25 2007