Why does my rule in Outlook say client-only?

Client-only rules are rules that run only on your computer. These are rules that run in Outlook instead of on the Exchange server.

Why can’t I manage rules in Outlook?

Common causes for Outlook Rules not working Most commonly, the issues below end up breaking Outlook rules: Rules exceeded the quota set for your mailbox. The send/receive settings file is corrupted on your device. Your POP4 or IMAP account is corrupted.

What are the two types of Outlook rules?

There are two types of rules in Outlook—server-based and client-only.

• Server-based rules. When you’re using a Microsoft Exchange Server account, some rules are server-based.
• Client-only rules. Client-only rules are rules that run only on your computer.

Which license is required for the user to be able to access Outlook from the Outlook application?

Outlook requires an eligible Office 365 commercial subscription for commercial use rights – an Office 365 plan that includes the Office apps…

Why is my email rule client only?

Rules are either server-side or client-only based on the conditions and actions you apply to them. This rule uses all Exchange server information, like moving a message from a sender who’s in the Global Address List (GAL) to a specific folder that’s in your Exchange mailbox.

Why does my rule say client only?

Server-based rules Some rules can’t be run on the server. For example, if you have a rule that requires printing, it can’t run on the server. It’ll be called (client only).

How do I restore a rule in Outlook 2013?

Follow these steps to restore your Outlook rules:

1. In Outlook, click on the Power Rules Manager button.
2. Click the Actions tab.
3. Click on the Restore button.
4. Locate your XML file and click Open.

Do Outlook rules work if Outlook is closed?

Rules that have actions that require Outlook are client side rules and only run if Outlook is running. If a server rule moves a message when Outlook is closed, the client side rules that might apply to the message won’t fire.

How do Outlook rules work?

Rules are applied to incoming messages and can be created from any folder. To quickly create a rule that moves all email from a specific sender or a set of senders to a folder, right-click a message in your message list that you want to create a rule for, and select Create rule.

What is the difference between E1 and E3 licensing?

The Office 365 E1 version is focussed on the Online version only. So you get Word, Excel, Outlook and Onenote, but only the web version of it. The E3 version comes with a full license to install the desktop version of Word, Excel, Outlook, Onenote and Publisher on your Windows computer or Mac.

What is E3 and E5 license?

The E3 license comes with Microsoft’s basic anti-spam and anti-malware. While, the E5 license comes with those basics and Microsoft Advanced Threat Protection software which guards your company against malicious threats in email messages, attachments, and links.