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These security procedures apply to both Cornell University staff and consultants.
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…
For more information please see the following University Policy:
Telephone Usage Policy
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…
After all the steps in parts 1-4 of our guide have been completed, you should encourage people to join your new list. Announce its creation to those who might be interested in it, and give brief instructions on how to join. See our Help Your Members article for sample text.
When your list is ready, you'll get an email message (at the address you used when you requested the list). You'll need to pick a time when you'll be at your computer for the next 20 minutes or so to set your password.
Do not continue with these steps or publicize your list until you have…
You will need this information to fill out our online form. You may wish to make a note of your choices on paper to keep a record of them.
All fields can be changed later EXCEPT Name of e-list, Purpose, and Unit.
Submitting false information will be viewed as a violation of the Campus Code of…
CIT restricts the creation of new e-lists to the following groups and purposes:
Cornell work-related activity, such as class instruction, research, outreach, and administration
Student clubs and organizations registered with the Student Activities office
Alumni groups, for activities related…
To support the various uses of lists, list settings can be altered to meet many of your needs. Here are some of the most common settings available to list administrators.
CIT-hosted e-lists, established by faculty, staff, students, and alumni, focus on supporting recognized university activities, including instruction, research, administration, and student groups. There are, for example, lists centered around:
User Experience
There is no dial tone or the telephone is not working.
How to Solve this Problem
Check to make sure the telephone is plugged into a jack. If it is not, generally it will need to be plugged into the first outlet (left side) in the jack. If you have four outlets in your jack, the…