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You need to enable End User Spam Notifications.<br />
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In the Exchange admin center (EAC), navigate to Protection &gt;&nbsp;Spam filter.<br />
Select your policy (default by default)<br />
In the bottom right is &quot;Configure End User Spam Notifications&quot;<br />
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To my knowledge there is no way of you as an admin receiving &quot;spam notifications&quot; except for outbound.
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Hi,<br />
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maybe after enabling that option, you can create transport rule that will BCC messages with spam notification to admin?<br />
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Regards,<br />
Ivan.
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Found answer to own answer to question
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Hi,<br />
<br />
We have Exchange online, when a message is quarantined &nbsp;I don't get notifications (I am the Exchange Admin).<br />
I would like to to get notifications when a message is quarantined but I cannot find where to configure it.<br />
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Thanks<br />
<br />
BW
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Hi,

We have Exchange online, when a message is quarantined  I don't get notifications (I am the Exchange Admin).
I would like to to get notifications when a message is quarantined but I cannot find where to configure it.

Thanks

BW

You need to enable End User Spam Notifications.

In the Exchange admin center (EAC), navigate to Protection &gt; Spam filter.
Select your policy (default by default)
In the bottom right is &quot;Configure End User Spam Notifications&quot;

To my knowledge there is no way of you as an admin receiving &quot;spam notifications&quot; except for outbound.

Hi,

maybe after enabling that option, you can create transport rule that will BCC messages with spam notification to admin?

Regards,
Ivan.

Exchange online quarantine notifications

Hi,

We have Exchange online, when a message is quarantined  I don&#39;t get notifications (I am the Exchange Admin).
I would like to to get notifications when a message is quarantined but I cannot find where to configure it.

Thanks

BW

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