**E-MAIL SERVICE IS BACK UP AND RUNNING**
FEB staff who put temporary e-mail addresses on their personal staff page are advised to delete those again. Also the temporary Gmail addresses of some FEB departments and services are currently out of use since the normal addresses work again.
What is available
Mail that was received between the 14th of August and the 9th of September and mail that was received after Thursday the 24th of September 11 AM will be available as 'unread' in your inbox.
What is not (yet ) available
Mail sent to you from the 23rd of Sept. 12 AM till 24th of Sept. 11 AM will be delivered into your inbox throughout Tuesday. When you have created or changed folders after the 14th of August then these folders including the mail placed within them will be unavailable. What is essentialy missing is all the mail you sent and saved in "Sent-items" after the 14th of August and the mail that was received between the 9th and 23rd of September.
As of now students, staff and alumni are able again to send and receive mail.
Last modified: | 31 January 2018 11.53 a.m. |
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