Math IT Support Knowledge Base
1. FAQ
2. Email
- 2.1. E-Mail Client Configuration
- 2.2. Email Details
- 2.3. Using an IMAP Client with Gmail
- 2.4. Web Mail
- 2.5. Email Forwarding
- 2.6. Auto-Replies (Vacation Responses)
- 2.7. Math Gmail Settings for Thunderbird
- 2.8. Thunderbird-Gmail Server Settings
- 2.9. Thunderbird - math smtp server
- 2.10. iPhone and iPad Setup for Math Gmail
- 2.11. Android Setup for Math Gmail
- 2.12. Mac Mail Setup for Math Gmail
- 2.13. Internal Department Email Lists
3. Math Accounts
- 3.1. Turn on 2-Step Verification for your Math account
- 3.2. Department of Mathematics Network Accounts
- 3.3. New Account Information
- 3.4. Network Account Management
- 3.5. Passwords
- 3.6. Account Quotas
- 3.7. Network Account and Math Email Removal
- 3.8. Transferring your Math Google Workspace for Education email and files
4. Printing
- 4.1. Printer Access
- 4.2. Adding the M401 and ENR2 Konica Printers to a Windows Computer
- 4.3. Adding the Konica Minolta Printers KM-401 or KM-ENR2 to a Mac (ver 2)
- 4.4. Adding the Konica Minolta PaperCut Printers on Linux
- 4.5. Using the Card Reader on the Konica Minolta Printer/Copiers
- 4.6. Checking your print quota on the Konica Minolta Printer/Copiers
- 4.7. Printing from the M401-B Public Windows Computer
- 4.8. Cancel your print job submitted to the Konica Minolta Printer/Copiers
- 4.9. Printing from the public iMac (Kingham) in Math 401 N
- 4.10. Scanning to Google Drive from KM-ENR2 and KM-401
5. Google Apps
- 5.1. How do I know if I am using Backup and Sync from Google?
- 5.2. Setting Up Google Drive for Desktop to Replace Backup and Sync
- 5.3. Google Apps for Education - Math
- 5.4. Add your Google Calendar to an Outlook Calendar
- 5.5. Transfer Files or Email to another Google Account
- 5.6. Classic Sites Move to New Sites
6. Webpages
7. Remote Access to Math Accounts
- 7.1. Remote Access
- 7.2. UA VPN for Math Dept
- 7.3. VNC - Remote access and control of your Linux Desktop Environment
- 7.4. Setting Up Your VNC Service
- 7.5. Alternatives to VNC
- 7.6. Remote Shell Access to Your Network Account
- 7.7. Running software remotely or in the background
- 7.8. Transferring Files To/From Your Network Account
- 7.9. WinSCP for File Transfer
- 7.10. How to Use PuTTY to Connect to a Remote Computer
- 7.11. VNC via SSH Tunneling
- 7.12. PuTTY - SSH w/ Tunneling
- 7.13. How to Use PuTTY to Connect to a Remote Computer
8. Software
9. Networks
10. Computers and Laptops
11. High Performance Computing
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