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News and Announcements
Voice Mail Replacement for 4-0001 and 4-0002 Users Scheduled for November 7, 2009
The University is replacing the 4-0001 and 4-0002 voice mail systems at the Pittsburgh campus on Saturday, November 7, 2009 with state-of-the-art technology that will enable some powerful new messaging features in the near future.
Update Your IMAP Email Client by November 1, 2009
In June, CSSD announced the implementation of Authenticated SMTP to provide enhanced security and make it easier to send IMAP email messages from off-campus locations. IMAP users who have not begun using this service, must update their email client settings by November 1, 2009. Please refer to the help sheet Configure IMAP Email Clients to Enable SMTP Authentication for instructions on updating your email client settings. Note: This action will also remove the plus sign (+) that is automatically appended to your email address when you send a message. This is important if you post to restricted mailing lists or use digital certificates-see information below.
Emergency Notification Service
Our Emergency Notification Service sends out voice and text messages as deemed appropriate in the event of an emergency.
Web Conferencing is Here!
Web conferencing is the newest, easiest, most convenient, and cost-effective way for faculty and staff to hold meetings at Pitt.