This page has been updated to provide information about the new U of S Email and Calendar service. If you are looking for information relating to the old U of S Email service, it is still available.
Detailed information regarding the changeover between the old and new service is also available.
Members of the University community are assigned a default quota for the U of S Email service based on their role at the University. Once a user reaches their quota, they will be unable to send email until they either delete messages to drop back below their quota or until their quota is increased. Note that you will receive a warning message when you come within 50 MB of your quota. Also note that you will not be prohibited from receiving email even when you reach (or exceed) your maximum quota.
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Quota
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Initial
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Maximum
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Students
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0.5 GB
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2 GB
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Employees
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1 GB
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5 GB*
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Alumni
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0.5 GB
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2 GB
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Professors Emeriti
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0.5 GB
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2 GB
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Retirees
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0.5 GB
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2 GB
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Functional Roles or Resources
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0.5 GB
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2 GB*
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* For employees and functional role accounts, the ITS Email Service Manager will receive requests for quotas above the stated maximum where a sufficient business case is provided.
You can see how much of your quota you have used by logging in to your MITS with your NSID and password and clicking on "Review Email Summary" in the left menu.
You can also see this information in Outlook Web App.
- Open https://campus.usask.ca and enter your NSID and password or from PAWS click the Exchange icon.
- On the left side of the window, hover the mouse cursor over your name... after a couple of seconds, a popup will display your total usage and quota.
You can also see detailed usage information in Outlook. If you are using Outlook 2010:
- Click on 'File' in the upper left corner.
- Then click on 'Cleanup Tools' and select 'Mailbox Cleanup...' from the drop down menu.
- The 'Mailbox Cleanup' dialog box will appear... click on 'View Mailbox Size...'.
- The 'Folder Size' dialog box will appear... click on 'Server Data' to view the size of each folder in your Exchange mailbox.
- The 'Mailbox Cleanup' tool provides several options for cleaning up your mailbox.
For more information on how you can use the Outlook 2010 Mailbox Cleanup Tool to manage the space in your mailbox, refer to this Microsoft site:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-help/mailbox-management-1-use-views-to-stay-organized-RZ102685236.aspx?CTT=1
To request an increase in your quota contact the ITS Help Desk.
