City of Minneapolis Webmail

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To log in to Webmail

Use the same user name and password that you use at work
Add your domain before your user name followed by a backslash character, usually it's CITY\user name
Select "This is a public or shared computer" if you are using computer somplace like a library, coffee shop or school
Select "This is a private computer" if you are using your home computer or a city-owned device
Check "Use the light version of Outlook" if you have a slow connection

Settings for Internet Explorer to work properly

Click Tools → Internet Options
On the Advanced tab, under Security, check all boxes for SSL and TLS
Press OK

Be sure to click "Sign out" when your done!

Protect yourself and City information. See more about security.

Don’t know your domain?

Look for it in your log-in window the next time you log on at work, or contact the Service Desk, 1-800-262-3112, and they can look it up for you.

Refreshing your inbox while using Webmail

While using Webmail, don't refresh your browser, click the "Check Messages" icon.

Browser Compatibility

WebMail is designed to work with Internet Explorer, Firefox, and even Safari, though some features may display differently. Some browsers may default to the light version in which some features may be unavailable.

Minimum versions of compatible browsers listed below:

Internet Explorer 7 and later
Mozilla Firefox 3.0.1 and later
Apple Safari 3.1 and later
Chrome 3 and later

Security Tips

Bookmark Webmail as a favorite on your computer, but never bookmark it if you're using a public computer.
Do not select "remember my password" options if prompted.
Log off and close your browser when you are done using Webmail. Failure to do so can compromise security for your e-mail account and for the City’s e-mail system.
Webmail is configured to log you off after a period of inactivity. You will also be logged off if you browse to another website.
Webmail is provided for City of Minneapolis employees only. Any unauthorized access is strictly prohibited. Please refer to the City of Minneapolis Electronic Communications for terms of use.

Last updated Jul. 27, 2012

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