Email and calendar services for employees and students, Office 365 applications including OneDrive and SharePoint
The following is an article with instructions on how to set-up your email on your Android device(s).
This is an article that contains instructions on how to set up your email using an Android tablet.
How to make an initial connection to SharePoint site from an email invitation.
When selecting names directly from the global address list and the address shows correctly in the "To:" field/line, it still uses the outdated information from suggested contacts if it is present.
The following instructions show you how to add and remove members to an Exchange Distribution Group from within Outlook on the web (formerly known as OWA).
The following instructions are geared toward users that manage distribution groups within their desktop Outlook email client.
Employee Email iOS 9x Multiple Meeting-Related Messages when creating, accepting, or declining meetings using an iPad or iPhone running iOS 9.x
This article is a guide for students to set up an auto-forwarding rule in their respective BeachMail mailboxes.
This article provides instructions for creating an out of office message via your CSULB provided mailbox.
This article provides instructions for disabling Focused inbox setting enabled by default.
This article provides instructions for flagging e-mail addresses as 'Safe Senders' and 'Recipients'.
Identifies the steps to setup your iPhone to synchronize mail, calendar and contacts with CSULB Office 365 service.
Identifies the steps to setup your iPhone to synchronize mail, calendar, and contacts with CSULB Office 365 service
Office 365 Modern Authentication is beneficial for enhanced security as it introduces additional layers of available user account protection.
Learn about Office 365 OneDrive for storing and sharing your documents.
How to sync a SharePoint document library using OneDrive on your local computer.
This article outlines installation steps for connecting a personally-owned (non-university issued) Windows device to the @csulb Exchange server to receive university email.