Distribution Group Problem

Hello All,

Help Desk was assigned a task of removing a user from 2 distribution groups
he no longer belongs to. The account was removed via ADUC. Being a large
environment, AD takes time to replicate the changes, however shortly after
removing the account while connected to one Site's DC he connected to
another Site and found the account still existed in the group. He removed it
from that DCs version of the directory.

Thinking something was wrong with replication he connected to 2 other Sites
and did the same thing. I am also informed the account was renamed to
reflect a name change during the original group change. This was about a
week ago.

When emails are now sent to the Dist. Group an NDR kicks back for this user
stating

CN=Lastname\,Firstname\0ADEL:a8894da3-c6a3-4bf8-ab98-bb6c3f50aabc,CN=Deleted
Objects,DC=Domain-Name The message could not be delivered because the
recipient's destination email system is unknown or invalid.

The user name in the error message is the name prior to it being changed.

I have checked through the Deleted Objects container with LDP.exe and the
object named in the NDR does not exist there. I can send directly to the
user via the GAL with no error. Only when sending to one of the 2 affected
groups does this error occur.

It seems as though some sort of entry for the old name exists somewhere. Can
anyone shed some insight into what could be causing this. 2 full days of
digging through Microsoft KB and GOOGLE have not helped yet.

Thank you in advance,

PM


.

Relevant Pages

  • Re: Deleting ALL mail at once
    ... Removing an http accountdoes not impact the folders or messages residing on the Hotmail server ... Comparatively, if removing an http account in Outlook that was in use with the Outlook Connector, the user file associated with that accountis not removed from the Outlook message store location/hard drive. ...
    (microsoft.public.internet.mail)
  • RE: Answer to not being able to delete e-mail :-)
    ... I tried this but did not work for me....I also tried removing the email ... account but even this has not worked.... ... "JaneyG" wrote: ... that error message. ...
    (microsoft.public.windows.vista.mail)
  • Re: ISP Stumped
    ... this problem a while ago and I resolved it by removing a corrupt email ... > two of the account. ... > problem and the support does not support Outlook, ...
    (microsoft.public.outlook)
  • Re: TRUST RELATIONSHIPS
    ... Just like you have an account, ... Removing/joining a domain is done via the Network Identification button on ... make sure you know the W2k Pro's local administrator password before ... removing this from a domain, or else you may not be able to log into it ...
    (microsoft.public.win2000.security)
  • Re: People posting codes
    ... > If you're going to roll your own crypto at least do it right. ... Removing ... > formatting from the signatures/mac is just asking for trouble. ... The way I read his original post, he was trying to account for the fact that ...
    (sci.crypt)