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Email-only Support

Services Provided

Email-only support includes:

  • Assistance from 8 AM to 5 PM, Monday through Friday, excluding UCSF holidays, via the DOM Helpdesk at 476-6827, or helpdesk@medicine.ucsf.edu
  • Access to our KnowledgeBase
  • Disk space on domtransfer (large file transfer server)
  • Support for Exchange resource accounts (shared accounts used by groups for shared email, contacts, and calendaring)
  • Support for email account from any computer
  • Email account with addresses of type jsmith@medicine.ucsf.edu and Jane.Smith@ucsf.edu, delivered to the same mailbox

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Conditions

  • Email-only support requires a monthly support agreement. Please see our Pricing page for current rates.
  • Only division administrators and their delegates can maintain the list of supported email accounts for their division.
  • In order to create a new device support agreement, the DPA and fund must be approved by Department of Medicine Business Office.
  • The minimum period for support agreements is 3 months.
  • The end date can be set or modified no more than 2 weeks before or 2 weeks after the actual closing date.
  • Software support does not include license tracking.
  • Only released versions of software are supported. Test, beta, alpha, and "release candidate" software is not supported.

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Supported Clients

We can support other software applications as a project.

  • Outlook 2003
  • Entourage 2004
  • Versamail 3 or later
  • Webmail

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