<p>Actually, both work. <a href="mailto:yourname@calmail.berkeley.edu">yourname@calmail.berkeley.edu</a> and <a href="mailto:yourname@berkeley.edu">yourname@berkeley.edu</a>. Once you sign up, you're also allowed one alias.</p>
<p>yay i finally got mine.. calmail.berkeley.edu and click on the "berkeley internet link" .. the first link on the page.. and then it's really easy from there.. :)</p>
<p>whats the whole alias business?</p>
<p>i registered <a href="mailto:myfirstname@berkeley.edu">myfirstname@berkeley.edu</a>, and i can make an alias <a href="mailto:myfirstnamelastinitial@berkeley.edu">myfirstnamelastinitial@berkeley.edu</a> ?</p>
<p>Yes, provided it's not taken.</p>
<p>It's asking for a Student ID number. Where do I find that? </p>
<p>Ah, never mind, it's just the CalID.</p>
<p>uh what was the point of posting that once you figured it out?</p>
<p>I edited it.</p>
<p>What about spring admits? Can we get our email address too after we send in our SIR? Or do we have to wait until later?</p>
<p>yeah id like to know about the spring admit thing too. the website says we dont get ours til wayyy later. what about fpf? wow another reason why i suck. yah go yahoo mail!</p>
<p>how come some people's addresses are just @berkeley.edu and some (like the one i got) are @calmail.berkeley.edu?</p>
<p>either one works. if you go to bearmail.berkeley.edu , it works with @berkeley.edu but if u go to calmail.berkeley.edu , it works with @calmail.berkeley.edu. you can change it in the directory to display either one.</p>