This section contains common articles related to VTCRI email and calendaring.
You can access your VTCRI email account using any web browser by going here: VTCRI Web-Based Email (https://webmail.vtc.vt.edu/)...
If you are VTCRI faculty, staff, or a student that has been given a mailbox within our system, vs. a forwarding address, you can access your mailbox in several different and simultaneous ways: Desktop...
Outlook can be setup on your mobile device to allow you to receive your VTCRI emails on the go. Go to the App Store on your device and download Microsoft Outlook. (Google Play) Once installed, open ...
If you want to be able to send and receive both VT (@vt.edu) and VTCRI (@vtc.vt.edu) using only your VTCRI account, you can configure your VT Gmail account to forward all mail to your VTCRI account. ...
This article is written for iOS 10.x and above. Other versions will be similar. As an alternative, you can also install the free Microsoft Outlook client on your mobile device. To do so, go here: ht...
Virginia Tech and the VTCRI have different user directories and email systems. Virginia Tech email addresses end in @vt.edu and VTCRI (and VTCSOM) email addresses end in @vtc.vt.edu. Which is prefe...
Need to schedule a conference room? Our helpful administrative team is ready to assist! NOTE: All conference rooms must be scheduled via the administrative team. For the HNL conference room, contact ...
Android devices come in several different versions and often with custom software. The instructions below should help to guide you through configuring VTCRI email on phones with older versions of And...
Outlook can be setup on your mobile device to allow you to receive your VTCRI emails on the go. Go to the App Store on your device and download Microsoft Outlook. ( Apple iTunes) Once installed, ope...
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