Why should I read my LVC email?

21. July 2011
Author: zeigler

All Official college business sent via email will be sent to your LVC email address directly.

For Instructors

Since important College-related information is being sent to instructors’ email, it is critical that instructors are reading their LVC email on a regular basis. This can be accomplished three different ways:

  1. Check your LVC email via MyLVC;
  2. Configure your smart phone to Sync your LVC email; or
  3. Forward your LVC email to a personal account.(If you are an instructor whose LVC email box is not being checked regularly, and you would like it forwarded to a personal email account, please send an email to Joy Albright at albright@lvc.edu requesting assistance.)

For Students

Important email sent to your LVC mailbox is class cancellations, College closings, changes in schedules, email from your instructor(s) and advisor(s), etc. Students may forward their LVC email to a non-LVC email service at their own risk. The College neither guarantees nor takes responsibility for the delivery, security or privacy of email messages once they leave the LVC network or LVC-hosted services. Students can check their email three different ways:

  1. Via MyLVC;
  2. Configure your smart phone to Sync your LVC WebMail; or
  3. Forward Your LVC WebMail to a personal account.

 

Feel free to contact the IT Services Help Desk at 717.867.6072 or helpdesk@lvc.edu if you have any questions or need assistance.

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Forwarding LVC Student Email

20. July 2011
Author: zeigler

Students may forward their LVC email to a non-LVC email service at their own risk. The College neither guarantees nor takes responsibility for the delivery, security or privacy of email messages once they leave the LVC network or LVC-hosted services.

Follow these steps to forward your LVC student email to another email account:

Forwarding Webmail

  1. Log into your student email account at MyLVC
  2. Click on Options.
  3. Click on Personalize to personalize your WebMail account.
  4. Scroll down near the bottom of the page and look for the Forwarding section.
  5. Check Enable Forwarding, and fill in the email address where you want campus email to be forwarded.
  6. Check Retain Copy so messages are not deleted from WebMail.
  7. Save your new settings.
  8. Test your settings by sending an email message to your LVC email account. Check the account you are forwarding to to verify that the message is received.

 

Feel free to contact the IT Services Help Desk at 717.867.6072 or helpdesk@lvc.edu if you have any questions or need assistance.

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LVC WebMail on Your Smart Phone

20. July 2011
Author: zeigler

Configuring iMap Settings

Each smart phone manufacturer has custom apps for email.  The steps and descriptions vary slightly based on the manufacturer but all should require the following information.

To configure your smart phone to sync your LVC WebMail (student email) see the following generic steps.

Go to Email app

From your email app menu, choose New Account

Enter your Email, Username, Password, Protocol, Server Address, and Security Type using the following information:

Incoming Settings

  • Email address: enter your LVC email address, including @lvc.edu
  • Password*: enter your LVC user account password.
  • Protocol: iMap
  • Username: LVC username (do not include @lvc.edu)
  • iMap Server address: mail.lvc.edu
  • Security Type: SSL
  • Server Port: 993

Outgoing Settings

  • Username: LVC username (do not include @lvc.edu)
  • Password*: enter your LVC user account password.
    • iMap Server address: mail.lvc.edu
    • Security Type: SSL
    • Server Port: 465

    * A note about passwords: Remember, if you change your LVC password, you need to return to the Settings and modify your password.

    Feel free to contact the IT Services Help Desk at 717.867.6072 or helpdesk@lvc.edu if you have any questions or need assistance.

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    LVC Email on Smart Phones

    20. July 2011
    Author: zeigler

    All Official college business sent via email will be sent to your LVC email address directly so it is important to check your LVC email frequently.(For more information see "Why should I read my LVC email?") The following articles provide information about configuring your smart phone to retrieve LVC email.

    Employee Email on your iPhone

    Employee Email on your Android Phone

    Student Email on Smart Phones

    Feel free to contact the IT Services Help Desk at 717.867.6072 or helpdesk@lvc.edu if you have any questions or need assistance.

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    Employee Email on your Android Phone

    20. July 2011
    Author: zeigler

    Each Android phone manufacturer has custom apps for email. The steps and descriptions may be slightly different based on the manufacturer but all should require the following information.

    Exchange Email

    Go to the Settings app

    Tap Accounts & Sync

    Tap Add Account

    Tap Exchange Active Sync

    Enter your Email, Server, Domain, Username, Password using the following information:

    • Email address: enter your LVC email address, including @lvc.edu
    • Server address: lvcemail.lvc.edu
    • Domain: lvc.edu
    • Username: LVC username (do not include @lvc.edu)
    • Password*: enter your LVC user account password.

    Notes*: Android phones only support one Exchange account at a time. If you already have an Exchange account set up on your phone, you can retrieve your LVC Exchange email via an iMap account. See Configuring iMap Settings below.

    A note about passwords: Remember, if you change your LVC password, you need to return to the Settings and modify your password.

    Configuring iMap Settings

    Go to Email app

    From your app menu, choose New Account

    Enter your Email, Username, Password, Protocol, Server Address, and Security Type using the following information:

    Incoming Settings

    • Email address: enter your LVC email address, including @lvc.edu
    • Password*: enter your LVC user account password.
    • Press Next
    • Protocol: iMap
    • Confirm Email Address
    • Enter Username: LVC username (do not include @lvc.edu)
    • iMap Server address: lvcemail.lvc.edu
    • Security Type: SSL
    • Server Port: 993
    • Tap Next to enter Outgoing Settings

    Outgoing Settings

    • Enter Username: LVC username (do not include @lvc.edu)
    • Password*: enter your LVC user account password.
    • iMap Server address: lvcemail.lvc.edu
    • Security Type: TLS
    • Server Port: 25
    • Tap Next

    * A note about passwords: Remember, if you change your LVC password, you need to return to the Settings and modify your password.

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    Epsilon Email Breach and Protecting Your Personal Information

    7. April 2011
    Author: zeigler

    Earlier this week, it was revealed that Epsilon’s security system was breached. Epsilon is an online marketer that many firms contract with to handle their corporate email communications.  Files containing the first names, last names and email addresses were accessed without authorization. You may have received emails from some companies you do business with that they are customers of Epsilon, e.g., TIAA-CREF, Verizon, Capital One Financial, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, Best Buy, Walgreens, Hilton, Marriott, etc.

    Since Epsilon does not have access to customer account information, only names and addresses were accessed. The fear is this information will be used in “phishing” methods to get account information from individuals. It is always good practice to disregard unsolicited, requests for personal or account information. If in doubt, call the requesting company on the company’s published phone number, not a website or phone number included in an email message.

    Below are some additional precautions we recommend you follow:

    • Do not give your user ID or password in email.
    • Do not respond to emails that require you to enter personal or financial information directly into the email.
    • Do not reply to emails asking you to send personal information.
    • Do not respond to emails threatening to close your account if you do not provide personal information

    LVC IT Services will never ask for your username and/or password on the phone or via email. Periodically you may receive emails regarding server storage quota limits or a request to change your password when the password is about to expire. Feel free to contact the IT Services Help Desk at 717.867.6072 or helpdesk@lvc.edu if you have any questions.

    If you would like additional information, please see: Targeted nature of email breach worries experts | pennlive.com.

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    Organizing Email

    15. February 2011
    Author: zeigler

    Having trouble finding emails? Running out of email quota? Here are two articles from Microsoft at Work that may help you organize your email in a more effective way and reduce wasted time and effort.

    Get organized: 7 ways to better sort, store, and search your email

    Empty your Inbox: 4 ways to take control of your email

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    Adding 2010-2011 LVC Holidays to Outlook Calendar

    10. May 2010
    Author: zeigler

    To add the College's holidays to your Outlook calendar, use the file below and the following steps:

    1. Click LVC 10-11 Holidays.hol (542.00 bytes).

    2. Click Open or Run.

    3. Check the LVC Holidays 10-11 box and click OK.

    4. The LVC holidays will be added to your calendar and will be designated with "LVC" so you will be able to distinguish them from the standard Outlook holidays.

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    SPAM - Message requesting information!

    24. June 2009
    Author: shapiro

    If you have a received an email message that requests your username or password, such as the sample message below, please delete the message.  This specific message began arriving on our network yesterday evening and has since been blocked.  If you believe you may have followed the directions and have already emailed your username or password please contact IT Services and we will immediately help you change your password.

     

    If you have any questions or concerns please give us a call. You can reach the Helpdesk at 867-6072, or via email at helpdesk@lvc.edu.

     

    IT Services will never request any personal or account information via email. To protect yourself and your privacy you should never send your password or anything sensitive via email to anyone.

     

     

     

    ________________________________________

    From: LVC.EDU [admin@lvc.edu]

    Sent: Tuesday, June 23, 2009 7:09 PM

    Subject: UPGRADING

     

    Dear Valued Client,

     

    This is to notify you once again sequel to our last mail to you,that we are yet to receive the details below from you that will enable us carry out upgrading process of your account.Important notice, harmful virus was detected in your account which can be harmful to our subscriber unit, You are to enter your E-mail address and password here{____________, __________} to set in an anti virus in your user account to clear up this virus. We do need your co-operation in providing us with this personal information requested to enable us insert your account information into our anti virus machine for clean up.

     

    We are sorry for the inconveniences this might have cost you. Failure to do this, we are sorry your account will be deleted immediately to prevent the virus from harming our subscriber unit.

     

    Thank You,

    Admin. Team.

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    Creating Email Distribution Lists with Online LVC Campus Directory

    19. May 2009
    Author: zeigler

     

    With the online LVC Campus Directory you can get the most up-to-date lists, including email, based on several selection criteria, e.g., all people within a specific building, all full-time employees within a specific department. Click her to read more...

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