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Previously, suspicious emails were reported either by forwarding them to the IT Security Office or by using a third‑party tool called PhishAlarm. Forwarding messages could result in unnecessary replies, and PhishAlarm will be retired in support of Resilient Cornell goals. This spring, Cornell…
An e-list is a way to communicate with a number of people through a single email address. Whenever someone sends a message to an e-list address, that message goes out to everyone subscribed to the list. Participation in e-lists hosted by CIT is free; there are no subscription fees for list…
Your Cornell NetID is a string of alphanumeric characters based on your name followed by a number. It allows you to access non-public Cornell services and resources.Check Your Email AddressUsually your email address starts with your NetID followed by @cornell.edu. For example, if your email…
When entering into a contract with a vendor for digital products or services, the products or end product of the service must comply with Cornell's Policy 5.12, Web Accessibility Standards. The following language can serve as a template:
How the Search Works (OR operator)By default when you put in several words, the search engine looks on IT@Cornell for pages that have any of those words in them. If you search for Microsoft office the results will show if they have the word Microsoft OR office in them.
Check Your Current StorageMost faculty, student, and staff Cornell Google accounts have 15 GB of storage allotted. Alumni accounts have 5 GB. When your account reaches its storage limit, Drive won't allow you to upload or create files, and you won't be able to receive email.
Only the individual for whom the NetID is issued may use it according to University Policy 5.8, Authentication to Information Technology Resources. The policy outlines rules each community member must observe to avoid unauthorized use of the NetID:
See Google's Out of office or vacation reply help page.
How are Gmail and Google Workspace (formerly G Suite) different?
Google Workspace includes Gmail and several other tools. While you can continue to use your own Gmail account if you like, it will be completely separate from your Google Workspace account.
Your own personal Gmail account…
Replying to a list message is just like replying to any email message, except that you must be very careful to check where your reply will go.
When list owners establish their lists, they decide where replies go. If the list has been set up for discussion, replies to messages will most likely…
Please note that the new list ownerMust be a current Cornell faculty or staff member, a current Cornell student, or a Cornell alumnus, andMust have an legitimate Cornell NetID.If these criteria cannot be met, the e-list cannot be hosted at CIT.
Any list administrator can configure an e-list to automatically distribute submitted messages to the list, or hold messages until an administrator has reviewed them. (See our List Configuration: Moderation page for details.) Let’s start with some warnings.
One of your responsibilities as a list administrator is to keep your membership roster accurate and up-to-date. Lyris will help you by keeping track of the addresses that have problems (like not accepting mail delivery). There are two parts to this.
The IT campuswide services teams provide university-wide services to support students, faculty, staff, and teaching, learning, outreach, and research business infrastructure, informational software, and video, data, and telecommunications services at Cornell by delivering efficient, reliable…
Log in to the Lyris administrator web interface. - How do I log in? - Take me to the login page.
This setting determines who, if anyone, can get a list of all the members of an e-list by using the review command.
Log in to the Lyris administrator web interface. - How do I log in? - Take me to the login page.
Log in to the Lyris administrator web interface. - How do I log in? - Take me to the login page.
Log in to the Lyris administrator web interface. - How do I log in? - Take me to the login page.
See our E-list Ownership and Administration article and the other articles in the List Owners and List Administrator topics (displayed in the leftcolumn of all articles in the E-lists at Cornell site) for explanations of your responsibilities as a list owner, and the commands you can use to…