Here's the deal with this SBS server that I inherited. 1. If I send a calendar invite to one user from my email server to the SBS server in question, more than one person, actually 2 other people get the invite. The bad thing is that one of the other 2 people is gone and the account on the SBS server has been deleted. So I get a bounce back that says's the user doesn't exist. 2. I would like to say I have looked everywhere for the setting that would allow this to happen. I can't find it and have never seen this before. 3. looked at the calendar properties in Outlook of the end user. Removed any dead accounts from the permissions tab. Still get the errors and see it in the Exchange Tracking log file 4. Went through the entire Exchange server and AD looking for any trace of this user. Nothing. Any thoughts are greatly welcome! Thanks! -- Manlytrash
Check in Outlook for delegates, and in the user properties for alternate recipients. -- Ed Crowley MVP - Exchange "Protecting the world from PSTs and brick backups!" "Manlytrash" wrote in message news:C683F9F6-4F2C-4C37-BC60-E10A73510B5F@microsoft.com... > Here's the deal with this SBS server that I inherited. > > 1. If I send a calendar invite to one user from my email server to the SBS > server in question, more than one person, actually 2 other people get the > invite. The bad thing is that one of the other 2 people is gone and the > account on the SBS server has been deleted. So I get a bounce back that > says's the user doesn't exist. > 2. I would like to say I have looked everywhere for the setting that would > allow this to happen. I can't find it and have never seen this before. > 3. looked at the calendar properties in Outlook of the end user. Removed > any > dead accounts from the permissions tab. Still get the errors and see it in > the Exchange Tracking log file > 4. Went through the entire Exchange server and AD looking for any trace of > this user. Nothing. > > Any thoughts are greatly welcome! > > Thanks! > -- > Manlytrash
Ed, Yes, did those things. -- Manlytrash "Ed Crowley [MVP]" wrote: > Check in Outlook for delegates, and in the user properties for alternate > recipients. > -- > Ed Crowley > MVP - Exchange > "Protecting the world from PSTs and brick backups!" > > "Manlytrash" wrote in message > news:C683F9F6-4F2C-4C37-BC60-E10A73510B5F@microsoft.com... > > Here's the deal with this SBS server that I inherited. > > > > 1. If I send a calendar invite to one user from my email server to the SBS > > server in question, more than one person, actually 2 other people get the > > invite. The bad thing is that one of the other 2 people is gone and the > > account on the SBS server has been deleted. So I get a bounce back that > > says's the user doesn't exist. > > 2. I would like to say I have looked everywhere for the setting that would > > allow this to happen. I can't find it and have never seen this before. > > 3. looked at the calendar properties in Outlook of the end user. Removed > > any > > dead accounts from the permissions tab. Still get the errors and see it in > > the Exchange Tracking log file > > 4. Went through the entire Exchange server and AD looking for any trace of > > this user. Nothing. > > > > Any thoughts are greatly welcome! > > > > Thanks! > > -- > > Manlytrash > > >
