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Hotmail hosts multiple email domains using the same SMTP server. If your email id is then user id should be entered as: denniss2013 If this does not work then try 25Įmail User ID: Your user id. Preferred Email Agent : Select EbixASP or OutlookĮmail Method: Select “Secure – Through External Server” So anything sent from EbixASP email using your Gmail account will automatically go to Gmail’s sent items folder. Gmail provides additional feature of saving all your outgoing emails in the sent items folder. So far we support the following email providers. The information below can be used to setup specific email account. Different email providers respond differently to client requests. Any existing email account can be setup in EbixASP if the email provider supports SMTP client connection. Secure – through External Server setup informationīelow is information to setup individual email account in EbixASP. If the email provider has multiple domains, the domain will be required.

OUTLOOK READ RECEIPT EXTERNAL EMAILS FULL

Port: Enter your email service provider’s port number.Įmail User ID: Enter either your email ID only or enter in your full email address – this will depend on your email provider requirements. An encrypted session protects the information that is transmitted with SMTP email.Įmail Server: Enter your email service provider’s server information. Transport Layer Security (TLS) provides Certificate-based authentication and encrypted sessions. TLS Supported: This should be checked, if your email provider is setup to use this feature. If you select “Secure – Through External Server”, you will need to complete the following fields.

Note: If this screen is not accessed, the default will be setup with EbixASP Standard - through EbixASP Server. Send copy of all ASP emails: Checking this box will send a copy of all of your outgoing emails to your inbox.Įmail Signature: Your Email Signature will appear in all outgoing emails from EbixASP (Do not complete if you are going to be using Outlook for your Email Agent.)Įmail Method: Select either “Standard – Through EbixASP Server” or “Secure – Through External Server” Request a Read Receipt: Checking this box will send the email with a read receipt option checked Preferred Email Agent: Select EbixASP or Outlook Click on the icon next to the field where you have entered your Email address. Note: External to Office365 email senders with DMARC compliant subdomains should not need exemptions to external tagging.The Email Configuration screen can be accessed from either your User Profile or the Add/Edit Users screen under Maintenance, Users menu.

If your account gets compromised, the spammers may gain access to University systems and confidential information.

This new feature will help protect your account from possibly being compromised as well as protect the University. Visit this site updated by the ITS Help Desk to see if it has been reported.

No tag, but still a bit suspicious? Internal users can have their account compromised and be used to send out additional phishing emails.

Does the message make sense? A legitimate message would not ask you to provide your credentials to maintain your account access.

OUTLOOK READ RECEIPT EXTERNAL EMAILS HOW TO

For more information on identifying spam and phishing see How to Recognize and Avoid a Phishing Scam If the message is not listed and seems suspicious, please attach the message and send the email to for review. If it is a known phishing message, delete it.

If there is a link in the message, Don’t click it! Instead, visit the Phishing Examples page to see if it has been reported.

Is it from a sender you know? Were you expecting the email? Verify with your friend or co-worker over the phone if you are unsure or if the email seems a bit off.

The tag means you need to stop and think about this email: The tag does not mean the message is a scam, but it does provide additional information about the message source. Many safe and legitimate email messages come from external email systems. The sender’s email address can be a clever fake, or can even be “spoofed” to appear like someone you know. The text itself includes threats of lost access, requests to change your password, or even IRS fines. The email subject might be worded in a very compelling way. Phishing emails are getting more sophisticated and compelling. As part of the University of Iowa's effort to reduce phishing and other email scams, these external email messages will now receive an tag in the message subject. Most email scams begin with messages from an external email system.