We have a mailbox in the organization that is receiving mail, but the mailstore itself cannot be found in ADS or System Manager. Initially I thought it was a secondary address so that it would resolve to an exchange recipient's primary address, but this is not the case because when i type the address in the "To" field in Outlook, it doesnt resolve to anything. I can send with the delivery and read receipt and even track the message in the tracking center and all i get is that it was delivered successfully to that mailbox. I cant even create an outlook profile for this mystical account. We upgraded from Exchange 2k to 2003 a few months ago. After the upgrade I did notice that some of the mailboxes didnt move to the 2003 platform and we had to consult a Microsoft person to run a utility that move the mailboxes from 2000 to 2003. I dont know what that tech did. Can anybody help with this. Thanks
Figured it out. the email address was associated with a Public Folder, therefore it has no indpendent identity. "Menes" wrote in message news:eDfhKKPAGHA.3496@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... > We have a mailbox in the organization that is receiving mail, but the > mailstore itself cannot be found in ADS or System Manager. > > Initially I thought it was a secondary address so that it would resolve to > an exchange recipient's primary address, but this is not the case because > when i type the address in the "To" field in Outlook, it doesnt resolve to > anything. > > I can send with the delivery and read receipt and even track the message > in the tracking center and all i get is that it was delivered successfully > to that mailbox. > > I cant even create an outlook profile for this mystical account. > > We upgraded from Exchange 2k to 2003 a few months ago. After the upgrade I > did notice that some of the mailboxes didnt move to the 2003 platform and > we had to consult a Microsoft person to run a utility that move the > mailboxes from 2000 to 2003. I dont know what that tech did. Can anybody > help with this. Thanks >
