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Configuring Microsoft Outlook Express

  1. Click the Tools menu at the top of the window.
  2. Click on Accounts.
  3. Click on the Mail tab.
  4. Click on the Properties button.
  5. Click on the Servers tab.
  6. Under Server information
  7. My incoming mail server is a POP3 server
    1. Incoming mail (POP3): pop.uci.net
    2. Outgoing mail (SMTP): smtp.uci.net
  8. Under Incoming Mail Server
    1. Account name: enter your full email address (using @uci.net).
    2. Password: enter your password.
  9. It's okay to have a check in Remember Password.
  10. Make sure there is no check in "Log on using secure password authentication".
  11. Put a check in last box, Outgoing Mail Server, My server requires authentication.
  12. Click on Okay, then on close.


Configuring Microsoft Outlook

  1. Click the Tools menu at the top of the window.
  2. Click on Email Accounts.
  3. Select View or change existing email accounts and then click on next.
  4. Click on the Change button.
  5. Under User Information:
    1. Your name: (Enter a name you want people to see when they get email from you).
    2. Email Address: your Email address.
  6. Under Server Information:
    1. Incoming mail (POP3): pop.uci.net
    2. Outgoing mail (SMTP): smtp.uci.net
  7. Under Logon Information
    1. User Name: enter your full email address (example username@uci.net).
    2. Password: enter your password.
  8. Do not check "Log on using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)".
  9. Click on the More Settings button.
  10. Click on the Outgoing Server tab.
  11. Put a check in box for My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication, with the dot in User same settings and my incoming mail server.
  12. Click on Okay.
  13. Click on Next.
  14. Click of Finish.


Configuring Mozilla Thunderbird

  1. Click on Tools.
  2. Click on Account settings.
  3. On the left, click on Server Settings.
  4. The Server Name should be pop.uci.net, Port 110.
  5. The User Name should be your full email address (using @uci.net).
  6. On the left again, click on Outgoing Server (SMTP).
  7. The Server Name should be smtp.uci.net, Port 25.
  8. Put a check in the box to Use name and password.
  9. The User Name should be your full email address (using @uci.net).
  10. Click on OK.


Configuring Netscape 7.2 Email

  1. Click on Edit.
  2. Click on Mail & Newsgroups Account Settings.
  3. On the left, click on Server Settings.
  4. The Server Name should be pop.uci.net, Port 110.
  5. The User Name should be your full email address (using @uci.net).
  6. On the left again, click on Outgoing Server (SMTP).
  7. The Server Name should be smtp.uci.net, Port 25.
  8. Put a check in the box to Use name and password.
  9. The User Name should be your full email address (using @uci.net).
  10. Click on OK.


Configuring Incredimail

  1. In its menu click Tools.
  2. Click on Accounts.
  3. Click on the Properties button.
  4. Click on the Servers tab.
  5. Under Servers Information:
    1. Incoming mail server: pop.uci.net
    2. Outgoing mail server: smtp.uci.net
  6. Under Incoming Mail Server:
    1. Username, enter your full email address (using @uci.net).
    2. Password, enter your password.
  7. It's okay to have a check in Remember Password.
  8. No check in Log on using secure password authentication.
  9. Put a check in last box, Outgoing Mail Server, My server requires authentication.
  10. Click on Okay.


Configuring the Spam Filter

To change spam filtering and other options, log into your account via the Webmail link located at http://mail.uci.net.

Click on Utilities or Settings depending upon your Interface and then click on Spam Settings.

There are five options:

  1. Spam Detection Level: Specify the level to mark a message as Spam, a value of 10 will mark only the most obvious messages as spam, where a value of 1 will use a more aggressive filter to determine if a message is of Spam origin.
  2. Spam Treatment:
    1. The default setting for treatment of spam is to mark it as spam, but deliver it to your Inbox.
    2. As an alternative, you may choose to have spam sent to your spam folder which can only be accessed via Enhanced Webmail.
    3. The last option is to "bounce it", but since most spam does not come from valid email addresses this option is not advised.
  3. Spam Tag gives you the ability to put a custom remark of your choice on messages that are marked as spam.
  4. Bayesian Filtering: Auto Learn allows your filter to learn from your actions. When you mark a message as Spam either by moving it to the Spam Folder or by right clicking on the spam message and selecting "mark as spam" it will gradually learn what messages you consider spam and filter them appropriately within Enhanced Webmail.
  5. Accept Whitelist Mail Only: If you select this option you will only receive mail from addresses that are on your whitelist.

    6. After making any changes, be sure to click on the Save button.

    You may also set up a trusted senders list and a blacklist, by entering addresses in those sections.