At a minimum, all students and faculty receive an IMAP email account and access to Unity computing labs. Your Unity computing account gives you 50 megabytes of general network file space, which can be used to post webpages or store class files, and another 10 megabytes of IMAP file space specifically for email storage. Before you can access your account, you need to know your Unity login ID and password. Login ID's are distributed to new students at new student orientations and to new faculty and staff when they are hired. Account Access Unity workstations in labs and offices on campus provide direct access to your account, your file space, and the software applications on the Unity system on campus.
Remote access is possible via telnet .
Modem access is possible via 515-6320, or more quickly via Internet Service Providers. Email Account Setup Basic email naming conventions and server information. Unlike traditional POP accounts, IMAP provides flexable access to your email by storing all mail messages on a dedicated IMAP server that can be access with your Unity ID and password from anywhere on the internet, provided you have Internet Explorer v5.0 or Netscape v4.6 or higher. You can use the following server names to configure your e-mail reader software.