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Alastair Lyons
Aug 28, 2018Copper Contributor
UNDELIVEREDMAIL365
I have received an e-mail from "UndeliveredMail365" that states:-
"You have 29 new Quarantined messages as of [date] which are listed below along with the actions that can be taken:
Release to Inbox: Send the message to your Inbox
Report as Not Junk: Send a copy of the message to Microsoft for analysis"
I do not know whether this a genuine e-mail or phishing. The full address from which the e-mail has been sent is pendingofficemails@quaratine.server.com [I am suspicious of the misspelling of quarantine].
Can you advise whether or not this is a genuine e-mail from Microsoft before I click on the "release to inbox" hyperlink.
Thank you
Alastair Lyons
- Alastair LyonsCopper ContributorHow do i get into the Office365 Exchange Admin Centre? When i access my Office 365 account it says that i have a work or school account and I need to contact my administrator. This is a private account that came with my Mac Outlook and I have no "administrator"!! Many thanks Alastair
- Clint OliveiraBrass Contributor
Hi Alastair,
The resolution I provided was if you have a Office 365 plan.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office-365-plan-options.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396
You would not have an admin center if you have a personal/private plan that came with your Mac.
- Alastair LyonsCopper Contributor
Does that mean that there is no equivalent Protection/Quarantine functionality that I can access to apply to e-mails that I receive through Office365? If there is, how do i go about it?
Many thanks for your time on this
Alastair
- Alastair LyonsCopper ContributorClint - thank you very much for this : can you just clarify under which web address I will find EAC>Protection>Quarantine. Alastair
- Clint OliveiraBrass Contributor
In the Office 365 Exchange Admin Center.
Once you are there then > Protection (left pane) > Quarantine (Top Tabs next to "Outbound Spam")
https://outlook.office365.com/ecp/
- Clint OliveiraBrass Contributor
The email is not legitimate, so you can safely conclude that this email should be ignored.
First navigate to your EAC > Protection > Quarantine and verify if the emails are present.
If you see some emails in Quarantine you can check why they went to Quarantine by performing the following steps"
1) I recommend getting the header of the email that you received and analyze it: https://testconnectivity.microsoft.com/ > header analysis.
2) Check Anti-spam message headers:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office365/securitycompliance/anti-spam-message-headers
This will tell you why emails are marked as spam and are present in the Hosted Quarantine.
Hope this helps.Clint Oliveira
- Ananya TripathiCopper Contributor
Hello Alastair,
Please find the below article that has a similar issue:
Regards,
Ananya Tripathi
- Ananya TripathiCopper Contributor
Also, this is not a legitimate email address: pendingofficemails@quaratine.server.com