Re: Strange NDR
- From: "Rich Matheisen [MVP]" <richnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 03 Jun 2007 14:13:33 -0400
"Darren Scully" <dscully@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Exchange 2003, Enterprise. Two users: Bob and Tom. Bob is the manager. Tom
is the assistant. Tom used to work for us and he had rights to add and
delete from Bob's calendar. Bob no longer works for us and I have deleted
everything there is about him, his email, his Active Directory account, etc,
etc. Whenever Bob sends out
One of us is very confused!
How is someone (Bob) that doesn't have a User account in your AD able
to send anything from within your Exchange organization?
And how is it that Tom, who doesn't work there, either, still has a
mailbox?
any Calendar invite, the system tries to send a
copy of it to Tom and then Bob gets a NDR.
So, Bob still works there and has a User account and a mailbox. Tom is
the only one of the two that doesn't have a User account and mailbox.
We can not figure out where in
AD, Exchange or Outlook that Bob is still sending a copy of invites to Tom.
This is weird and strange and I hope I have described it right.
Start with Bob's mailbox and see if Tom is still a delegate for Bob.
--
Rich Matheisen
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