The campus wireless network is available in Harold Frank Hall and
the Engineering Sciences Building as well as several other locations on
campus.
Login Process
You may login using your UCSBnetID. Users with a UMail accounts
can use their existing account name (excluding the @umail.ucsb.edu part) and
password. If your UMail account does not work, please change your
UMail password and try again.
Visitors can acquire a UCSBnetID by visiting the Account Management page.
To login to the wireless network, follow these steps:
How Do I Subscribe to IMAP Folders in Thunderbird?
Open Thunderbird, select File --> Subscribe. Click on the dot which then becomes a check mark. Click on the Subscribe button. Click OK.
How Do I Subscribe to IMAP Folders in Entourage?
Open Entourage and select your account in the left margin to view its available IMAP folders. On the toolbar, click on the Update List button. From the View menu, make sure there is no check mark next to Subscribed Only. If there is, click on it once to uncheck it. Your full list of folders should be displayed.
How Do I Subscribe to IMAP Folders in Eudora for Mac OS X?
From Eudora’s Window menu, select Mailboxes. Click the right-pointing triangle to the left of Dominant (or another account if you have more than one) to reveal the available IMAP folders. Now, click on thefar right icon at the bottom of the mailbox list and select, Refresh Mailbox List from the menu. The updated list of IMAP folders should now be displayed.
How Do I Subscribe to IMAP Folders in Eudora for Windows?
First, make sure that Eudora is showing you your IMAP mailbox list by going toTools > Mailboxes. A list of mailboxes should appear in the left margin of the Eudora window. Now, right click on the heading of Dominant (or any other IMAP account heading) and select Refresh Mailbox List from the contextual menu. The mailbox list will be updated to show any additional folders that were created outside of the Eudora email program.
How Do I Subscribe to IMAP Folders in Mac OS X Mail Client?
Go to Mail > Preferences and select Accounts. Highlight your email account and click the Advanced tab. Place a check next to the option to Automatically synchronize changed mailboxes. Close the Preferences and save the changes when prompted. Now, quit Mail and relaunch it. If your mailbox list is not showing, go to the View menu and select Show Mailboxes and click on the right-pointing triangle to the left of your account heading to reveal your IMAP folders.
How Do I Subscribe to IMAP Folders in Netscape 7.x?
Open the File menu and choose Subscribe. You see the Subscribe dialog box. If necessary, click the Account drop-down list to choose your ECE IMAP email account. Select the folder that you want to subscribe to. Click the Subscribe button. You see a checkmark next to each folder to which you subscribe. Click OK. The list of your subscribed folders appears in the Mail window.
How Do I Subscribe to IMAP Folders in Outlook?
With Outlook open, click Tools then IMAP Folders. Click the Query button. Select the folder you would like to subscribe to and click the subscribe button. Click OK. The list of your subscribed folders appears in the Mail window
How Do I Subscribe to IMAP Folders in Outlook Express?
With Outlook Express open, click Tools then IMAP Folders. Select the folder you would like to subscribe to and click the show button. Click OK. The list of your subscribed folders appears in the Mail window
Subfolders (nested folders) allow you to organize your mailboxes in
multiple levels of folders. This can be helpful in sorting and managing
large
numbers of mailboxes.
When you use the New Folder command in Thunderbird, by default it
creates an
actual mailbox within your IMAP folder or your Local Folders. You
cannot add
a subfolder to a mailbox.
To nest folders within your IMAP directory on the server, right-click
on the
IMAP account name (username@ece.ucsb.edu) and select New Folder. To
create a
master (top-level) folder, enter the name of the new folder followed
immediately by a forward slash (/) and create it as a subfolder of
username@ece.ucsb.edu. The new mail folder's name will appear in
italics.
You can then create mailboxes or additional folders within this new
folder by
right clicking on the folder and following the procedure above.
For example: if you wanted to create a master folder called Projects
and then
a subfolder (mailbox) called Signal Processing beneath it, you would:
* First, create a New Folder in username@ece.ucsb.edu called Projects/
* Next, right-click on the new Projects folder in username@ece.ucsb.edu
and
select New Subfolder. Enter Signal Processing.
Note: You can create a folder that can contains subfolders or messages
but
not both.
When you try to delete an IMAP mail folder in Thunderbird you may
receive
an error message similar to this: "The current command did not succeed.
The
mail server responded: Can't create mailbox node /home/user/Trash/:
File
Exists."
To correct this, do the following:
From the File menu choose Subscribe.
In the Subscribe window, find the Trash folder and unsubscribe.
You should now be able to delete the mail folder. Deleted mail will
still be
transferred to the Trash until it is emptied.
If this solution does not work, try the following:
From the Tools menu choose Account Settings.
In the Account Settings window select Server settings.
Find the setting "When I delete a message:" and change it to "Remove it
immediately".
You should now be able to delete the mail folder, however, be aware
that any
mail that you delete will be erased immediately and will not be
recoverable
from the Trash folder. If this is not desired, you should change the
"When I
delete a message" setting back to "Move it to the Trash folder" when
you are
through deleting the mail folder.
Please view this knowledgebase article for more information on compacting folders in Thunderbird. Please note that until you compact your folders, messages marked for deletion are not actually deleted, and your mailbox can grow quite large.
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Thunderbird:
Select Tools/Import
Select "Mail"
Select "Eudora"
(On Mac OS, Browse to the Eudora mail folder that you want to import, usually located in your home directory/Documents/Eudora Folder/Mail Folder.)
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Apple Mail:
Select File/Import Mailboxes...
Select "Eudora"
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Outlook:
See this article:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/HA011391911033.aspx
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You may access your e-mail from the web by going to https://mail.ece.ucsb.edu/webmail
Open a Web browser and type in the address https://mail.ece.ucsb.edu:20000/changepass/. Login
using
your current login name and password.
You can now change your password. Don't forget to "Log Out" when
you're
finished.
Login to ECE department Web mail https://mail.ece.ucsb.edu/webmail
Click on Options
Click on Vacation Message
Uncheck the box "Send auto reply to sender?"
Click the Submit button
Login to ECE department Web mail https://mail.ece.ucsb.edu/webmail
Click on Options
Click on Vacation Message
Check the box "Forward incoming messages to addresses listed below?"
Check the box "No local delivery; forward and/or auto-reply only."
Fill in Forwarding email addresses
You can e-mail computer support at this address: help@ece.ucsb.edu
Note! Because of excessive Spam, the help address only accepts email
from
.ucsb.edu addresses.