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Umail Access (Work in Progress)

 

There are different ways to access umail. One of the requirements is to use Two Factor Authentication (2FA/DUO). In general, any mail client that supports OAUTH2, in theory should be able to work with Umail. We have been testing and evaluating different methods. The table below represents successful connections to read and send emails through Universtiy Exchange mail server (umail). This is not a comprehensive list. If you would like us to test any speific email client, please make sure to send us a note to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

 

  Mac Linux x86_64 Windows Android iPhone
Apple Mail        
Thunderbird        
FireFox
         
Chrome
      ✓     
Safari        
MS Edge/IE          
Windows Mail
         
Outlook        
Alpine          
Blue Mail          
Pegasus Mail  
       
K-9          

 

Note (Linux): CentOS and OpenSUSE were used.

Note (Pegasus): As of October 2021, it does not support OAUTH2.  From:  http://www.pmail.com/devnews.htm:

     "Short version: I am working on OAUTH2 implementations for GMail and MS and will have them out as soon as possible."

 

You can also find more information on University web sites on how to access Umail.

https://uofu.service-now.com/it/?id=uu_kb_article&sys_id=cbc3f8ae13fceec0ae6d53228144b075

 

 General Mail Client Configuration (OAuth2)

  • Incoming server

    Server Type: IMAP Mail Server
    Server Name: outlook.office365.com
    User Name: <unid>@umail.utah.edu
    Connection security: SSL/TLS
    Authentication Method: OAuth2
    port: 993

 

  • Outgoing server

    Server Name: smtp.office365.com
    User Name: <unid>@umail.utah.edu
    Connection security: STARTTLS
    Authentication Method: OAuth2
    port: 587

 

 

Screen shots and examples

Here we have screen shots for some of the methods listed in above table to show step by step process.

 

  • Thunderbird

Either install Thunderbird, or go to account settings to add one.

T1

Once you enter email address and password, 'Configure Manually' will show up. Click to configure manually.

 

T2

Enter values as shown above for both Incoming and outgoing servers. Please note Authentication method is set to 'Autodetect' and 'Done' is still not enabled to click. At this point, test the settings by clicking on 'Re-test'.  Once mail server is contacted, option 'OAth2' will be populated into Authentication method pull down menu. Select OAth2 for both incoming and outgoing servers.

T3

 

'Done' button will be enabled.

 

T4

Click on 'Done'. A new windows will pop up to authenticate you with umail server.

 

T5

Enter values to sign in. Another window will pop up to send a push to your cell/watch for 2FA (two factor authentication).

 

T6

After being authenticated, go back to Thunderbird account settings and click on 'Done' again. You can select to stay logged in on next pop up window. After all being set, final page will show up.

 

T7

Finally, click on 'Finish.

 

 

 

  • Microsoft Edge Browser

UIT recommends going to the https://outlook.office.com/ webpage to gain access to UMail.  This will take you to the following page: 

 B1

Login with the following format: 

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& Click Next (This should take you to the following page):
B2

Here, enter your password and click Sign in. 

B3 JPEG 

It will bring you to additional information verification method page.  Select the option that works for you and Authenticate to the UMail Account. 

B4 

You can select the option to Stay Signed in (No or Yes).

 

 

 

  • Outlook on Android

Install Outlook Application for Android.  Open the Google Play (Application): 

A5

Search for Outlook and Click install: 

A6 

Once installed, open this application to configure UMail into Outlook Application: 

A1 

Click on Add Email Account Button on the Left Menu and click “Add an account”.  It should take you to the next page where you will need to enter you UID:  (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.): 

A2 

Click Continue and it should take you to the UMail Login Page: 

A3 

Enter your Password and Click Sign in and it should take you to additional verification page.  (Select the method that works for you).  This should save UMail configuration in your Outlook Application on Andriod Phone. 

A4 

 

 

  • Windows Mail

Settings -> Manage Accounts

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Add Account -> Office 365

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Enter umail address

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And click Next

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Confirm the account you are signing in to.

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You should see the Creating account

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If done correctly, you will see a confirmation that it was successfully added

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  • Apple Mail 

Open Apple Mail, select Microsoft Exchange and Continue:  

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 Enter Display Name along with the Email Address and click Sign In:

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Here, you will be prompted to enter your password and click Sign In:  

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You will need to validate your identity by authenticating via Duo Security (Duo 2FA):  

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You will have to grant permissions to Apple to access the mailbox therefore hit Accept to continue:  

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Here you can select the apps you want to use this account for and Done.  

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Once completed, the Apple Mail should start syncronizing your Mail box to your Apple Mail Application.

 

Useful SCI Email Addresses

The SCI Institute provides a set of specific email addresses for requesting certain services such as booking conference rooms, making travel arrangements and requesting computer or network support. They are listed throughout internal web pages, and the most common ones are mentioned here for convenience.

First and most important - please do not send an email that involves any of these instances to just one person.  Sending your request to a list will guarantee you get answers faster--as the individual person might be busy or even out of office.

 

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If you wish to contact our IT department with questions or to discuss an IT related issue, including but not limited to system design or hardware recommendation (before placing an order), please use this address. 
 
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If you are requesting a specific IT service or support such as a need to have something fixed, installed or modified, please use this address. It generates a support ticket that helps IT keep track of tasks and to complete them in a timely manner.
 
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If any printer needs a new ink cartridge, or if there is a problem with print quality, please send an e-mail to this list. For other printer issues, please send it to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
 
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This email should be used for anything to do with the conference rooms, such as: reserving a conference room, help with your meeting, including a test call which we recommend for meetings that include people outside of SCI.  It is absolutely necessary to have a test session so there are no misunderstandings or glitches.  This includes dissertation defenses, seminars, regular meetings where people are calling in, and anything else that involves things you are not familiar with.  If you want somebody to be there for your meeting you have to ask ahead of time.
 
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This is for questions with regard to travel. Use this address for requesting help with your travel, to let us know that you are traveling but you have already booked your flights, to let us know that you filled out the travel form if you don’t get a response right away, or anything that involves travel in any way. We need to know you’re traveling to put your request into Concur.  If you have questions about Concur or travel, let us know.
 
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If you need to order anything and you have all specification (like design of desktop or server components), you need to send an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..  This creates a record for us to refer to when researching orders.  If you don’t hear anything about your order within a reasonable time, please follow up with us. Please include all details in your email - i.e. any links that are helpful, the account to charge it to, and if it needs to be approved by someone, please copy them on the email. This saves a lot of time and ensures that your order will be placed in a timely manner.
 
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Use this email for general questions and requests for help.  Do you need an account set up for a collaborator, a new employee, etc.? Did you see something that needs to be fixed?  Do you need food ordered for a meeting?  Do you need help with a project?  Do you need something reimbursed?  Do you have a question that doesn’t fit in any of the above categories?  If you’re just plain lost and don’t know what to do, email admin.  We will always be happy to help!
 

 

 

 

 

 

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Outside Publications Referencing PFEIFER

Last updated 7/1/2021

This page contains citations of publications that did not include NRBC personnel but referred to the PFEIFER software.

2021

Md Kafiul Islam, Amir Rastegarnia, and Saeid Sanei. Signal artifacts and techniques for artifacts and noise removal. In Signal Processing Techniques for Computational Health Informatics, pages 23–79. Springer, 2021.

2020

Mengdi Han, Lin Chen, Kedar Aras, Cunman Liang, Xuexian Chen, Hangbo Zhao, Kan Li, Ndeye Rokhaya Faye, Bohan Sun, Jae-Hwan Kim, et al. Catheter-integrated soft multilayer electronic arrays for multiplexed sensing and actuation during cardiac surgery. Nature Biomedical Engineering, 4(10):997– 1009, 2020.

2019

2018

Laura R Bear, Ian J LeGrice, Gregory B Sands, Nigel A Lever, Denis S Loiselle, David J Paterson, Leo K Cheng, and Bruce H Smaill. How accurate is inverse electrocardiographic mapping? a systematic in vivo evaluation. Circulation: Arrhythmia and Electrophysiology, 11(5):e006108, 2018.

Jana Svehlikova, Jan Zelinka, Yesim Serinagaoglu Dogrusoz, Wilson Good, Milan Tysler, and Laura Bear. Impact of signal preprocessing on the inverse localization of the origin of ventricular pacing. In 2018 Computing in Cardiology Conference (CinC), volume 45, pages 1–4. IEEE, 2018.

Shijie Zhou, John L Sapp, Petr &Sbreve;t’ovíček, and B Milan Horáček. Localization of activation origin on patient-specific endocardial surface by the equivalent double layer (edl) source model with sparse bayesian learning. IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, 66(8):2287–2295, 2018.

2017

Walther HW Schulze, Zhong Chen, Jatin Relan, Danila Potyagaylo, Martin W Krueger, Rashed Karim, Manav Sohal, Anoop Shetty, Ying Liang Ma, Nicholas Ayache, et al. Ecg imaging of ventricular tachycardia: evaluation against simultaneous non-contact mapping and cmr-derived grey zone. Medical & biological engineering & computing, 55(6):979–990, 2017.