Forward/be notified of emails sent to nonexistent address on same domain? Not admin. School account.
My student email address (Outlook) contains a misspelling of my name (one missing letter). So it's very easy for people to send their emails to an address that doesn't exist, thinking they're sending it to me. What would be great if I could somehow have those emails forwarded to the correct address, or at least be notified when people try to send an email to the nonexistent address. I've tested things a bit. When I try sending an email to the "wrong" (correct spelling of my name, but nonexistent) address, I usually get an email from Microsoft indicating the mistake. But not always. And even when I do, it sometimes takes a few minutes, or it goes to some easily overlooked folder besides the main inbox. I worry that busy people might send an email to the wrong address and move on, never noticing the following error email. I know one obvious solution is to ask my school's IT department to make a new address with the correct spelling, and have all emails sent to the previous incorrectly-spelled address forwarded to the new one. But 1. I don't know if I'll be allowed to keep two addresses, and 2. I don't trust Outlook to successfully forward everything to the new address. I'd rather use a "catch-all" solution, where emails sent to the correctly spelled (but nonexistent) address are automatically forwarded to the existing (but incorrectly spelled) address. Or maybe I can somehow get a notification that someone has tried to send an email to the nonexistent address? Are either of these (or something else I haven't thought of) possible? Before taking this to my school's IT department, I want to see if there's anything I can do myself. Like I said, it's a student email address, so my options are probably limited. But I'm wondering if I have access to any settings (I mainly use the web version of Outlook, but I also have the PC app), or if there's any 3rd party solutions I can implement on my own that could accomplish something like what I have in mind. If I do end up having to ask my school's IT department for help, what should I tell them to try?Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) is ruining Outlook.com
About a week ago, I noticed that all URLs were suddenly extremely long/obscure, and beginning with something like: https://nam02.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url= It destroys the URL visibility experience. I quickly realized that this was an Office 365 (E5) feature called https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/exchange-online-advanced-threat-protection-service-description.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396, but I'm not talking about Office 365 here but rather the consumer Outlook.com site. I need to find out if we're going to be able to disable this, and when. It's unbelievable that MS just foisted it on us, since it's not even in the vast majority of Office 365 plans! I realize that some people have been seeing it longer than one week.Scan-to-email wrong timestamp
Hi all, I am posting this to the Canon forums and Microsoft Outlook forums. I have a co-worker that whenever they use our network attached Canon ImageCLASS MF247dw using scan-to-email on the printer itself, his scanned image emails come with the wrong time stamp, they are dated one hour back. This also happens for a couple other co-workers. I am 99% sure i have compared Outlook settings including timezone settings, and the Canon MF247dw address book settings across the users it works for and does not work for and as far as i see they all match. Everyone is set to the same time zone, checked settings across Outlook and the Windows 10 machines. For the life of me i cannot figure out why some co-workers scan-to-email comes through Outlook as correct time stamp, and some say they are one hour behind. I have also checked the settings for day light savings. We all use the same Windows 10 version, same Outlook versions. Any thoughts or tips?
How resolve 'Remote server returned '550 5.7.708 Service unavailable.' error while send an email
I am able to send mail through Graph API but it is not received by the recipient. I have added O365 licenses and given all the permissions to the application which was created in the Azure portal. An access token is generated differently for the @outlook.com domain and onmicrosoft.com. Please help!Outlook Error: The message can't be sent right now. Please try again later
Error when sending emails on Outlook online. Other founding's: Error is occasional and happens most of the time it took more time to write (Time where it get to save into draft automatically) Typed message even not saving to draft Environment Windows 10 Microsoft Edge No blockers or filters installed on browser Web Console Following map file is mission and not retrieving from the server where its referred. May be inappropriate resource reference lead to issue.Outlook OWA Inbox and Sweep Rules Email Forwarding Fails
Hi Everyone, I just want to seek assistance and guidance on how to properly do Email Forwarding to Multiple Recipients in Outlook. We have subscribed to an Exchange Online Plan, and we access our emails via the Outlook OWA. We have one generic mailbox that we use for general inquiries, this mailbox will store a copy of the messages and forward the email messages to multiple recipients. I tried doing in on the Admin Center - but it only allows to forward to one (1) recipient. I tried Options>Mail>Accounts>Forwarding> - only allows one (1) recipient. I have read somewhere that you can do this on the Inbox and Sweep Rules, so I added a rule forwarding all messages to two(2) email address in the same domain, but it does not work. So far the only way I was able to accomplish this is by adding a Distribution List in the Groups, add the recipients, and set the DL address on the Forwarding (Options>Mail>Accounts>Forwarding>). Thank you in advance. Ice
Categories in OWA
In Outlook desktop I can use the Categories (colours and descriptions) and I can create "Smart Folders" that grouped messages for category. In OWA I can assign a category, I can manage the categories, BUT I can't find how I can see messages grouped for categories. Someone can explain me? Thanks
Attachments fail (not links) in Outlook for iOS
I am unable to attach/send a file from my OneDrive for Business site using the Outlook for iOS app. The file type does not matter, I have tested with docx and xlsx. I receive the error message shown below and the message goes to my drafts folder. For some of the files I do not even get the attach option, insert OneDrive for Business Link is the only option. Inserting a link to the file works without issue. I can open the OneDrive app on my iOS device and choose send file, copy to Outlook and the file will send without issue. Our MDM application is not set to restrict this behavior. Any ideas why the attachment fails from Outlook for iOS? iOS v 11.0.2 Outlook v 2.46.0
Multiple old emails are downloading again automatically in outlook
I received porblem from my client ,She accessing her emails in outlook 2013 app and the account type is pop3.Whennver she open the outlook, the old emails which means the readed emails are downloading automatically. What i tried and reviewd on this issue, I have treid to reconfigure user outlook profile but the issue still persist User acceessing and saving her outlook .ost from NAS share and she has the archived PST file on smae share but those are saved in different folders. This is issue only for specfice user not for all, so this issue happening on outlook or user workstation. Could you please advise what is the casue of this issue and how to fix this
