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Webmail

Log in to Webmail here. Or, use the "E-Mail Login" link at the upper left corner of any page on this site (immediately below the Mizzou IT logo).

The first time you log in to Webmail on a new computer, you'll need to download and install a security certificate from the Webmail site. (See the "support" box at right for links.) You'll also need to enable "cookies" in your Web browser program. Login with your PawPrint (SSO ID) and password at webmail.mizzou.edu.

E-Mail Quota

• 40-45 MB — Warning: Your mailbox has exceeded one or more size limits set by your administrator.
• 45-50 MB — You cannot send e-mail.
• Over 50 MB — You cannot send or receive e-mail.

Use the MyPawPrint tool to check your Webmail quota usage.

Managing Your E-Mail Quota

• Check your e-mail quota usage regularly with the MyPawPrint tool.
• Make sure all items get permanently deleted. The content of your "Deleted Items" folder counts against your quota until you permanently delete those messages!
• Regularly archive messages to save mailbox space. This allows e-mail to be saved on your hard drive or other storage device. Archiving is also a good way to backup your mailbox before leaving the University.
• Rather than sending large attached files via e-mail, place documents, images, etc. on the Web or on file servers, then send a link to the file.
• If you must send a document or image, immediately remove the attachment from your "Sent" items and save it to another space (such as a USB drive or your hard drive).
• Some elements that allow personalization of e-mail can use valuable space. Removing stationery and electronic image files can significantly increase mailbox space.

Other Useful Webmail Info

Webmail Access While Traveling

If you are using your own computer (your laptop, for example), you probably won't need to install the security certificate at all — you can simply log in to Webmail at webmail.missouri.edu. If you don't yet have a security certificate, download and install it from the Webmail login page, as described above.

If you are using a private computer (such as a rental/borrowed computer or institutional workstation), you'll need to install the security certificate in order for Webmail to function. Some rental and institutional machines might require that you reinstall the certificate each time you access Webmail.

Many public or one-time use computer (e.g., at a public library or Internet café) systems will allow you to install a certificate for a single session, but won't retain the certificate for later use. Download and reinstall the certificate as necessary for each Webmail session.

Note: If you are using a computer that's not your own, you should choose the Public or shared computer option when you log in to Webmail. This option will cause your Webmail session to "time out" after 15 minutes, which will help protect your privacy after you're done with that computer. If you choose the Private computer option, Webmail will time out after 24 hours. This option is less secure — if you forget to use the Log Off button while using the Private computer option, your e-mail will be available to anyone else that uses the computer in the next 24 hours.

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