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How do I get my Sussex email on an Android device?
Email for undergraduates and taught postgraduates
If you're a student, you can get access to your Sussex email by entering these settings:
- Go to Mail in the applications menu
- Tap on the Menu key, then More and then New account
- Choose Other (POP3/IMAP)
- Tap on Manual setup and enter your email address (e.g. a.other@sussex.ac.uk), username (e.g. ano23) and Password
- Set the Protocol to IMAP
- For the IMAP server, enter: mail.sussex.ac.uk
- Change the security type to SSL and make sure the server port is set to 993
- Tap on Next
- For the Outgoing server settings, tick Login required and enter your username and password again (if they aren't filled in automatically)
- Set the SMTP server to: smtp.sussex.ac.uk, the security type to TLS and Server port to 587
Your Sussex account will now be added to your accounts list.
Email for staff and research postgraduates
Staff and research students use a different email system which can also give you access to your Sussex calendar. To add your mail account:
- In Settings, choose Accounts and Sync
- Tap Add account, then Exchange ActiveSync
- Enter your email address and password
- For Server address, enter exchange.sussex.ac.uk
- If the form has a field called domain, enter ad_us for the domain and your normal IT username in the username field
- If you are not asked to specify the domain, enter ad_us\ followed by your username in the username field (e.g. ad_us\ano23 - make sure that you put a backslash before your username and not a forward-sloping slash)
- Enter your Sussex password and tick the box for secure connection
- Turn on Contacts and Calendars at the same time for accesss to your Outlook calendar and the Sussex address book and tap Finish setup
If you don't already have a password set up on your phone, you will be asked to choose one.
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