You don't need to do anything.  Someone has "spoofed" your account. 

Spoofing is when the sender address and other parts of the e-mail header have been altered to appear as thought the e-mail originated from you. 

If it had been actual spam from your account it would not go through EOP and appear in you notifications.

EOP is Exchange Online Protection the spam filter system used on campus.

Applies To: Faculty, Staff

The EOP Spam Quarantine Notification email message will come every three days, provided you have received new spam. (Chances are....)

If you want to check for false positives* in your spam quarantine more often than that, you will need to go to http://spam.wlu.edu and log into the EOP spam filter quarantine.

* that is, e-mail you wanted to receive that "got stuck in spam catcher"

Applies To: Faculty, Staff

ON a PC or a Mac

• Forward the email AS AN ATTACHMENT to spam@wlu.edu 

ON a PC only

• In Outlook 2010 or Outlook 2013, use the Junk Button > Report Junk to forward the email. You can get this button by installing the plugin found here: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=18275 (If you need assistance, please contact the ITS Information Desk at extension x4357.

Applies To: Faculty, Staff

http://spam.wlu.edu

Applies To: Faculty, Staff

The EOP quarantine is the first line of defense in the email flow. Everything that EOP thinks might be spam will go to the quarantine. After that, the email flows to the W&L Exchange Email Server. If you have turned on Junk Mail filtering in Outlook, any email that Exchange thinks is spam will go to your Junk Folder within Outlook.

Applies To: Faculty, Staff

If you use Outlook 2007 or 2010 to read your email, you can use the Outlook Junk E-mail Reporting Tool You can use this tool to report junk e-mail to Microsoft and its affiliates for analysis in order to help improve the effectiveness of their e-mail filtering technologies. http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&id=18275  

NOTE: In order to find all the information needed by Microsoft services below, you will need to provide Internet headers from the spam messages. You can find the full Internet headers of a message by:

·         Windows: Double clicking the message in your inbox -> File -> Properties -> Copy the text in the “Internet Headers” text field and paste into your message to Microsoft.

·         Mac: Command + Clicking (right clicking) the message in your inbox and click "View Source." Copy all of the text in the Text Edit window and paste into your message to Microsoft.

·         Web Access: Double click to open the message, then select Message Details from the message tool bar.

Report False Positives
You can report false positives through the Spam Quarantine Interface, or by forwarding the message, including the full Internet headers, to: false_positive@messaging.microsoft.com. Please follow the submission process outlined here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff715038.aspx.

Report Unfiltered Spam
You can report unfiltered spam by forwarding the message, including the full Internet headers, to: abuse@messaging.microsoft.com. Please follow the submission process outlined here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff715038.aspx.

Applies To: Students

The e-mails remain in quarantine 15 days after receipt.

Applies To: Faculty, Staff

Not initially.  The Safe Senders list can only be set up by enabling Automatic Email Filtering (Junk Folder) in Outlook Web Access (http://owa.wlu.edu) Once complete you can manage your safe senders list in Outlook 2010 and 2013.

Applies To: Faculty, Staff

The e-mails in the Junk folder are managed by the user.  There is not a system setting that clears the Junk folder.

Applies To: Faculty, Staff

You can improve the accuracy of the University's spam-filtering tool by forwarding unwanted e-mail to spam@wlu.edu. Please forward the unwanted e-mail as an attachment, in order to provide necessary details about the e-mail. 

Applies To: Faculty, Staff

Yes, your username is your full email address with your AD password. To change your password you would go to password.wlu.edu which will change your password for all W&L resources.

Applies To: Faculty, Staff

From:  DigiTar Support

This is usually caused by the following situation:

1.) The user is logged in as a@b.com.
2.) In the user's inbox there are two digests, one for a@b.com and one for c@b.com.
3.) The user is clicking on a message in the c@b.com digest in their inbox which tries to link them into the Portal directly to that message.
4.) However, since they are logged in as a@b.com, they have no rights to the message.

To remedy the situation they need to examine the subject line of the digest they are clicking on, and log into the Portal as the user specified in the subject of the digest.

Applies To: Students

1. Open   WLU Sakai : https://sakai.wlu.edu

2. Click the Login button.

3. Type your guest account login and password, and click Login.

4. Go to the site, click on the site tab. (You will see two or more tabs in a row across the upper part of the screen.)

Applies To: Students

There may be multiple user notification/alerts registered for the list.  To delete the extra notifications:

1. on the SharePoint site as an admin, select "Site Actions"
2. select "Site Settings"
3. under "Site Administration" select "User Alerts"
4. select the user to check for duplicate noifications/alerts and select "Update"
5. check the duplicate notifications/alerts
6. select "Delete Selected Alerts"
7. Re-select user to verify duplicate notifications/alerts are gone

Applies To: Faculty, Staff