**These guidelines only apply to faculty and staff. Students should visit here**
Q1. What support for smartphones does OIT provide?
OIT provides information about the mail systems that is needed to configure smartphone access which can be found in question two below. Because of the large number of phone models and vendors, each working just a bit differently, the user must contact their phone vendor for support and help with configuration.
Q2. What information will I need to configure my phone to access the ISU Exchange email system?
The settings below should be used configure your Corporate Sync account on your phone to use the ISU Exchange email system. The following information pertains to faculty and staff phones only.
If you are trying to configure an iPhone/iPad check out the step-by-step instructions here.
If you are trying to configure an Android device check out the step-by-step instructions here.
Q3. If I change my password on the MyISU portal does it automatically synch to my smartphone?
No, your ISU passwords will not automatically synch when you change your MyISU portal password – it is the users responsibility to manually change the password on your smartphone. These passwords do not automatically synch so anytime you change your MyISU portal password you will need to manually change the password on your smartphone as well.
Q4. What do I do if I changed my Portal password from my smartphone and now I am having login issues?
Contact the Help Desk (2910) to have your account reset. You should never try to reset your Portal password from your phone as it will cause login in issues.
Q5. What if my phone stops synching email from my ISU email account?
Q6. Will I be charged for using email on my smartphone?
You should work with your service provider to determine if your data plan covers receiving email to your smartphone.
Q7. Should I put a password on my smartphone?
Yes, a password is strongly recommended - University policy requires employee to protect private sensitive or confidential data. Failure to properly protect access to your ISU email from your smart phone could expose confidential information and result in personal legal liability.