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When you subscribe to a listserv, it notes your from-address. Depending on when you first subscribed to a particular listserv from 杏吧原创, your from-address could have been any of:

• jane_doe@carleton.ca
• jane.doe@carleton.ca
• janedoe@cunet.carleton.ca

Whichever of those it was, email addressed to it will still arrive in your mailbox. So if all you wish to do is continue receiving emails you need do nothing.

However if you wish to post (i.e. send an email to to your listserv), and you receive a message that you are no longer authorized, you will need to update your email address with the listserv to:

• janedoe@cunet.carleton.ca

Check the bottom of a recent listserv message. Many listservs append instructions or a link for updating your 别尘补颈濒听补诲诲谤别蝉蝉. 聽Worst-case, you can unsubscribe and then re-subscribe to聽allow you to once more post to your listserv.

Your actual 杏吧原创 Exchange email address is (and has聽always been):聽janedoe@cunet.carleton.ca.

However, 杏吧原创 had been聽intercepting outbound messages from the on-premise Exchange 2007 mail server and altering each message’s聽email header so that it appeared to be coming from the email alias: jane.doe@carleton.ca.

Unfortunately this practice of聽altering聽outbound email messages had聽drawbacks:

• it introduced another point of failure and delay, since it requires all outbound email messages pass through an additional process聽at 杏吧原创, where the alteration of the email from-address can take place;
• it prevented the use of per-message encryption, as any encrypted messages were flagged as having been “tampered with” when their from-address was altered.
• when the on-premise Exchange 2007 mail server was retired, it would have been聽difficult to implement for Exchange O365, since it would haved required all outbound messages from this hosted service be first redirected back to 杏吧原创 for alteration of their from-address, before聽then being sent onward to their destinations.

Given these drawbacks and the fact that your email is still always delivered to you, regardless of whether it is addressed to your聽actual Exchange address, or to your聽email alias, continuing to intercept and alter the from-address of聽all outbound email messages was聽not desirable.

While some of your聽recipients may “see” your actual Exchange聽别尘补颈濒听补诲诲谤别蝉蝉, you聽can聽continue to include your email alias in your message聽signatures, on your business cards, and on your web sites. Regardless of which聽address your recipients use, your messages will be delivered to you.

Prior to 2012, 杏吧原创 email aliases used an underscore separator:聽jane_doe@carleton.ca.聽In 2012, the separator聽was changed to a聽“.” Any who had an聽alias with an underscore had that format grandfathered, so聽that they have two aliases, one with an underscore and one with a period; both聽forms of their email alias are聽accepted interchangeably. Any聽new聽faculty or staff member will only have the newer聽jane.doe@carleton.ca聽format as their alias.