Use your web browser to go to www.my.bham.ac.uk and then click on the email link at top right. For those staff without a permanent desk and computer, you will already be using this method of accessing your university emails.
Documents and files: U-drive and N-drive
At work
When you log on at work with an ADF user name, you can access network drives N and U. To find them, click on 'Computer' on the Windows Start menu. If you do not see the two drives, contact David Griffiths (d.griffiths.2@bham.ac.uk), who will arrange this for you.
The N drive is for EISU documents, for example timetables, learning resources and IT/ILC/WebCT information,and you should not usually edit or delete any of these documents. At the moment (August 2012), all documents relating to the EAS programme and EISU Selly Oak management and administration are in the folder 'EISU Selly Oak'.
The U drive is for your documents and you have about 1 terabyte of data storage here. If you can only see the N drive, scroll down until you see a folder called 'Users' where you should find your U drive folder, listed by username.
The IT support team suggest that any large files such as video, photo or music files should be kept on your C drive. We get charged by the gigabyte for any network data storage, so if you have a university PC, use the C drive for big files if possible.
At home
When you are working away from the campus network, it is still possible to access your documents on the U drive and the EISU documents on the N drive.
To do this, go to
Troubleshooting
If Citrix does not work in one web browser, try another - Mozilla Firefox seems most reliable at the moment for this program.
If you cannot get started and receive a message about 'launch ica' , you can fix this yourself by going to http://www.remote.bham.ac.uk/client/ and clicking on the download link 'Online Plug in 12.1' at the top left of the page. You’ll find some instructions below that as well, but it should be fairly straightforward.
Some people have received error messages about certificates. If this happens to you, contact David Griffiths (d.griffiths.2@bham.ac.uk) for a new certificate and instructions on what to do with it.
David
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