Re: Emails going to the wrong place

From: Steve Carr (scarrNOSPAMbastyr.edu)
Date: 03/23/05 

Date: Wed, 23 Mar 2005 14:08:22 -0800

two places to look would be in AD on the Exchange General tab->Delivery
Options button to see if any "alternate recipients" have been set up. The
other place to look would be in Outlook to see if somehow they've delegated
their inbox to these "resources" and checked the box to send the email to
them. Start there and let me know if nothing turns up.
As far as rights go for admins of resources, unless they need to pretend to
be a resource when they send mail, they shouldn't need Send As or Receive As
rights, just Full Mailbox rights in the Exchange Advanced->Mailbox Rights
section.

"mclaught@visi.com" <mclaught@visi.com@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:8390DB93-7172-4F67-8B8F-F84F79A470A3@microsoft.com...
> I wasn't sure which forum to post this in so I thought I would try it
here.
>
> We just switched to Exchange from Groupwise a month ago and now I am
having
> problems with Admins who have access to multiple generic accounts (in some
> cases conference rooms, in other cases customer service type accounts).
If I
> send an email to the admin, it ends up going to every one of the accounts
she
> owns. In other cases I send an email to a different admin and I get an
auto
> reply back from an account he owns that has an auto-reply rule set up.
>
> I have been going through documentation trying to figure out exactly what
> rights/permissions I have to give these people to do their jobs, and which
> rights are causing us these problems.
>
> I started off by giving them full access, and then the send as and recieve
> as if they were in charge of that conference room. Is that correct?
>
> Is there some sort of wierd permission out there that would make an email
go
> to all three accounts that a user has ownership of?
>
> Thank you very much in advance for your help.
>
> Ted
>

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