myUMB Mail

myUMB Mail is the University of Maryland, Baltimore campus-wide e-mail service.  myUMB Mail addresses end with the @umaryland.edu domain.  myUMB Mail accounts have 2 GB of storage space. 

myUMB Mail uses myUMB ID Authentication.  For more information about myUMB ID Authentication, including information on how to customize your myUMB ID, click here.

Last Updated: 01/26/2012 at 01:25:56 PM

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Set up Your Account

Users must have an active myUMB Directory Account in order to have a myUMB Mail account created.  For more information about myUMB Directory Authentication and how to set up a myUMB ID and password, click here.

Click on a category for more information on how to set up your myUMB Mail address.

Access Your Account

Users can access their myUMB Mail account through the web, IMAP or POP3. 

Go to https://webmail.umaryland.edu to access your myUMB Mail account through the web.  You will log into your account using your myUMB ID and password.

When you log in for the first time, you will need to configure your myUMB Mail account.  Click here for instructions on how to configure your myUMB Mail account. 

For information on how to access myUMB Mail through IMAP or POP3 click here.

Mail Forwarding

Users can configure their myUMB Mail account to automatically forward messages.  There are 2 configurations for mail forwarding:

1) Forward messages and keep a copy in the myUMB Mail System
With this configuration messages are forwarded to the designated address and a copy of the message is also kept and accessible from the myUMB Mail system. 

Click here for instructions on how to configure your account to forward mail and keep a copy in the myUMB Mail system.

2) Only Forward Messages (Absolute myUMB Mail Forwarding)
With this configuration messages are immediately forwarded to the designated address.  Copies of the message are not stored or accessible from the myUMB Mail system. 

Click here for instructions on how to set up Absolute myUMB Mail Forwarding.


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