The Oracle Calendar service is provided by NACS, in close cooperation with local
departmental computing support staff. NACS provides account maintenance, user
training, client software and the server and data storage for the service.
Your local Computing
Support Coordinators are your resource for assistance with initial setup
and configuration of desktop client software.
NACS provides support and performs account administration tasks such as resetting
your password or adding resources. You can start by contacting the NACS Response
Center, who can assist you at (949) 824-2222.
One of the first things you should do after your Oracle Calendar account is
created is to change your password.
From the Oracle Calendar Desktop Client
Start your Oracle Calendar desktop client.
Under the Tools menu, select "Change Password".
Type in your old password. Type in a new password. Click OK.
You will be prompted to type in your new password again. Click OK.
You now have a new password, use this the next time you login. If you forget
your password, contact the NACS Response Center at (949) 824-2222.
From the Web Based Client
Login to the Web based client.
Click on the Tools icon. (It looks like a wrench.) Select "Change Password"
Type in your old password. Type in a new password. Type it in again in
the field provided.
Click the "Change Password" button.
You now have a new password, use this the
next time you login. If you forget your password, contact the NACS Response
Center at (949) 824-2222.
Reset Your Oracle Calendar Password
If you have forgotten your Oracle Calendar password, you can reset it yourself. You will need to login with your UCInetID and password to authenticate and choose a new Calendar password.
NACS offers free hands-on training for Oracle Calendar. Classes are offered on
a continual basis; please check the Training Website for
the next training opportunity.
Training Manuals
We have created some basic training manuals as an introduction
to Oracle Calendar. The training manuals are aimed
at the NACS staff, but are general enough to be useful
to the campus at large. They are available in PDF format.
Topics include logging into your account, changing
your password, setting access rights and more.
You will need Adobe Acrobat
Reader to view these documents.