Re: Exchange Server and Email Issue

[AAMIR NIAZI <shaheedpak () gmail com>]

this is a delegate issue. Go the the affected user's Outlook > Tools >
Options > Delegates. Delete the delegate.

There's a checkbox when creating a delegate titled "user receives
copies of meeting requests" or something to that effect. This is what
happens if that's selected. The real diabolical thing about the
delegates is that the user who suddenly starts receiving meeting
invites for strange meetings they are not a part of, they will go to
IT and complain, and the issue is actually in someone else's Outlook.

On 6/14/09, Mubin Shaikh <mubines () yahoo com> wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I am facing very unique problem regarding my email calendar and need your inputs to solve it.
>
> I am working in a multi national organization which uses Microsoft exchange server 2003 for email purpose. Every 
> country have their own email domain such as UK.<company name>.com, Au.<company name>.com, which forms part of one 
> domain <company name>.com
>
> My problem - Last year, I was transferred from my home country (A) to another country (B) for a short period of 
> time.I got email id at country B also. To check my emails in my home country, I have put email forward from A to B. 
> Once I came back to my home country, my email account at country B was deleted.
>
> Now problem starts, whenever any person sends me 'Calendar invite', on my home country email, the same gets forwarded 
> to country B ( i receive copy on country A also) and user gets delivery failure notice from country B email id as 
> country B email does not exists. Interestingly this is not happening for email, as i have stopped email forward.
>
> Please advise. This is very embarrassing situation for me as all client gets failure notice whenever they send 
> meeting invite.
>
> Regards
> -Mubin
>
>
>
>
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