To set up email on an Android based phone, follow the steps below:
On some Androids it may ask something about “ignoring invalid security certificates”. If the user has a DROID 1 they will not be able to configure their email, as it doesn’t have the ability to ignore the security certificate. Some of the wording and names of option will vary slightly between various Android devices, and these are more based around the Motorola versions, but it’s the same basic concept on them all: it has to be a corporate sync, you can’t just configure the email.
On some Androids it may ask something about “ignoring invalid security certificates”.
If the user has a DROID 1 they will not be able to configure their email, as it doesn’t have the ability to ignore the security certificate.
Some of the wording and names of option will vary slightly between various Android devices, and these are more based around the Motorola versions, but it’s the same basic concept on them all: it has to be a corporate sync, you can’t just configure the email.
The Technology Solutions office at JCTC is not responsible for the configuration or setup of email on non-JCTC cell phones.
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On a Blackberry you will need to use the Blackberry website (https://bis.na.blackberry.com/html) for your cell phone provider or directly on the phone. The account type is Microsoft Exchange:
On a Blackberry you will need to use the Blackberry website (https://bis.na.blackberry.com/html) for your cell phone provider or directly on the phone.
The account type is Microsoft Exchange:
It is possible to check your KCTCS email account if you have a device, PDA or phone, that supports Exchange. Look for an option that is meant for setting up "Microsoft Exchange" or "ActiveSync". The KCTCS email system only supports Exchange.
It is possible to check your KCTCS email account if you have a device, PDA or phone, that supports Exchange. Look for an option that is meant for setting up "Microsoft Exchange" or "ActiveSync".
The KCTCS email system only supports Exchange.
You will need to specify an SSL connection. The username should be just your KCTCS username. In some cases you might need to specify the domain name in front of the username in the format KCTCSACC\username ie "KCTCSACC" blackslash "USERNAME". On a Blackberry you might need to use the URL https://webmail.kctcs.edu/owa For additional information about setting up ActiveSync on the i-Phone see the site belowhttp://blog.fosketts.net/guides/iphone-exchange-activesync/
You will need to specify an SSL connection.
The username should be just your KCTCS username.
In some cases you might need to specify the domain name in front of the username in the format KCTCSACC\username ie "KCTCSACC" blackslash "USERNAME".
On a Blackberry you might need to use the URL https://webmail.kctcs.edu/owa
For additional information about setting up ActiveSync on the i-Phone see the site belowhttp://blog.fosketts.net/guides/iphone-exchange-activesync/
You can find the step-by-step instructions by downloading the PDF file at this link.
There is an option enabled in IE 7 on Vista that blocks access to the Peoplesoft Site. There are two options to get around this.
There is an option enabled in IE 7 on Vista that blocks access to the Peoplesoft Site.
There are two options to get around this.
It is possible to hide the menus in student self service/Peoplesoft. You can use the steps below to restore them.
A student gets email access 24-48 hours (2 business days; weekends and holidays are excluded) after enrolling in a regular college credit class. Before that they have access to student self-service (aka Peoplesoft or PS).
A student gets email access 24-48 hours (2 business days; weekends and holidays are excluded) after enrolling in a regular college credit class.
Before that they have access to student self-service (aka Peoplesoft or PS).