Faculty
and Staff email
All faculty and staff receive a Salisbury email address as part of their SU
contract. This account is created when the contract is received by HR or
Payroll, as detailed by the
Account Creation Process.
The email address will be
username@salisbury.edu, where "username" is the username provided to you at
the time of account creation. To login to your SU email, you will need your
username and your network (Active Directory) password.
Your email will remain active for as long as you remain under contract with
SU. Contingent faculty are given a 9 month grace period before their accounts
are disabled.
Your email mailbox stores 2 gigabytes of unarchived mail, and automatically
archives mail older than 90 days for most mail (mail over 3MB will be archived
after 30 days). Your mailbox can also send or receive mail with attachments of
up to 20 MB.
Your office computer will be loaded with Microsoft Outlook (or Microsoft
Entourage for Mac users) which will be set up to be used with your SU email
account. You will also be able to access your email through any of the lab
computers or non-SU computers, both on and off campus, through
Outlook WebAccess. Outlook WebAccess,
when used with the latest version of Internet Explorer, provides nearly
identical function to the desktop version. If you do not have Internet Explorer
available, other browsers may be used with the "light" version of Outlook
WebAccess. This version performs many of the same functions as the desktop
programs and Outlook WebAccess, but does not provide the full suite of options
available. You can also set it up for use with many
network compatible devices. If
you set up your email on your devices, you'll need to remember to change the
password on your device when it expires too. Otherwise, your device may end up
locking you out.
Please explore the tabs above for more information regarding your SU email
account.
How to change your network passwords
Here are some suggested guidelines to use when choosing your password. Your
password should be at least eight characters with at least one number. Choose
something easy for you to remember, but difficult for others to guess, like your
birthday plus your favorite pet's name. Memorize your password rather than
writing it down on a sticky note. By doing this you protect yourself as well the
security of our University systems.
Changing your passwords ....
For Network Passwords (login, SU email and
myClasses@SU)
- Go to the My Password page at
http://mypassword.salisbury.edu
- If you need to change your password...
- Choose the Change Password button
- Enter your username
- Enter your current password
- Enter your new password
- Re-enter your new password to confirm.
- Click Submit
- If you have forgotten your password and need a new one...
- Choose the Forgot My Password button
- Enter your username and click Find
- Enter and confirm your EmplID (or SU ID, found in red on the front of newer
Gull Cards), your SSN and your date of birth (two digit month, two digit day,
four digit year). If you don't want to confirm them
and are in a secure environment where you aren't worried about people seeing
your answers, you can uncheck "hide answers" to only enter each answer once,
without confirmation.
- The Password Self Service page will open. Here you will see if there were
any problems with your account that may have caused your old password not to
work. This is purely for your information.
- Click Reset Password.
- Enter and confirm your new password and click OK. You can also Generate a
new password by clicking Generate Password.
- Click Done
- Click Close Window
Microsoft Office Communicator 2007
Microsoft Office Communicator* is the university's program for instant messaging.
Information on the migration to
Office Communicator (scheduled for Friday, 10/22/2010 at 1:00 PM)
*Note: The latest version of Office Communicator has been renamed to Lync
2010. Information about previous versions of Office Communicator can be found in
the drop down selections on the right side of the new Lync page.
Outlook
Outlook
Web Access
Entourage