APPLICATIONS

Oracle Calendar

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Getting Calendar?

Calendar has been rolled-out to all departments except Mathematics, Earth Sciences and the Centre for Sport, Exercise & Health.

Installing the desktop version of Calendar

Where? What to do
On your University computer Contact the IT Services Service Desk.
On your mobile device See the Mobile access to Calendar page.
On your personal computer Download the required client and access Oracle's installation and configuration guides via the following table (also see the important information in the pink box directly below).
Note that if offsite, you will need to login to the UoB virtual private network (VPN), which provides a 'tunnel' to connect from off-site to the University so that your computer is placed on the University network and all your traffic flows via the University.  Once connected to the VPN, the various Calendar clients will be accessible for download.  Information on how to set up and use the VPN service.
Link to client Link to Oracle's installation and configuration guides
Desktop Calendar client for Windows XP Windows installation and configuration guide
Desktop Calendar client for Windows Vista-compatible Windows installation and configuration guide
Desktop Calendar client for Macintosh Macintosh installation and configuration guide
Desktop Calendar client for Linux Linux installation and configuration guide
Desktop Calendar client for Solaris Solaris installation and configuration guide
Outlook Connector Client Outlook Connector Client installation and configuration guide

The first time that the Calendar client is started it will need to be configured. See 'Logging in & changing your password' for instructions on how to configure your Calendar client for first use.