FAQ's
• Q. What are the minimum requirements to use this website?
A. The website supports the most recent versions of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Apple Safari.
- Q. How can I get the name of who are on certain committees? I am a Member of the SCBA and I am trying to find out who are on certain committees.
A. The website has various ways to obtain that information. First, you must be an SCBA member. Non member lawyers do not have access to this information. A member of the association may go to the Member Directory located under members in the top menu.. He or She must first log into the website. You must have your user name and password. If you do not have that information, contact scba@scba.org. Then Click on Member Directory and in the Committees field choose the committee you are looking for and then click on the Search button. You will receive the results.
- Q. I would like to see a list of the Chairpersons of all committees. How can I do that?
A. You must be an active member. If so, log into the website and go to the Member Directory located under Members in the top menu, Once in the directory, go to the Committee Leadership positions field and choose "All Committee Chairs".
- Q. I see something called Member Committee Communities. What is that and how can I use it?
A. The Member Committee Communities can only be accessed by an SCBA Member who is on that committee. It is used to schedule committee meetings, share committee information among the committee members, and to allow the Chair/Co-Chair to send emails to the committee members.
- Q. I am a member and have taken a CLE course through the Suffolk Academy of Law, how do I get my Attendance Certificate?
A. All members may view and/or print out or download their certificate from the website. After logging into the website, please go to My CLE History under the Quick Links. Here you will find your certificate, and you may save it as a pdf, download it or print it out.
- Q. Why do emails I send to the SCBA keep bouncing back?
A. When an email is sent using a service like gmail.com, yahoo.com, Outlook.com, AOL.com or the like an SPF (Sender Policy Framework) is generally not necessary. However, when an individual email comes from a personal domain then our system requires an SPF record be issued on the sender's side to prevent spoofing. What is an SPF record and how to I get one? An SPF record is a simple text record addition to your domain name's zone file setup. It is required so that the Internet can do a reverse check to ensure that the email being sent using YOUR domain (ie: scba.org, burgercity.com and so forth) is really coming from your server/domain.
At the SCBA our security system follows general security protocols and as such requires an SPF record to be included in emails that emanate for your own domain.
Configuring your zone file will vary from email provider to email provider. If you do not know how to edit your zone file, you will need to contact your IT company. If you do not have an IT company, you should call whoever hosts your email.
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