request for meeting sent to individual also goes to group

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I have an exchange 2003 server that is emitting an odd behavoir. There is a
user who receives meeting requests on a regular basis. These meeting
requests only contain her name, and no alias is setup in her account. The
request goes into her mailbox and also the mailbox of a security group that
she is part of.

There are no rules setup on her local machine. I have sent a message to her
mailbox while her machine is turned off so I know it's a routing issue
happening on the exchange box. When I look at the meeting request that I
send to her mailbox, the header information only has her name. In the group
mailbox, it only has the group mailbox name.

The request is done using the calendar and scheduling option and adding her
as an attendee. Any suggestions?

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

Try an Exchange group?

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After furious head scratching, David S. Cuneo Justin asked:

| I have an exchange 2003 server that is emitting an odd behavoir.
| There is a user who receives meeting requests on a regular basis.
| These meeting requests only contain her name, and no alias is setup
| in her account. The request goes into her mailbox and also the
| mailbox of a security group that she is part of.
|
| There are no rules setup on her local machine. I have sent a message
| to her mailbox while her machine is turned off so I know it's a
| routing issue happening on the exchange box. When I look at the
| meeting request that I send to her mailbox, the header information
| only has her name. In the group mailbox, it only has the group
| mailbox name.
|
| The request is done using the calendar and scheduling option and
| adding her as an attendee. Any suggestions?

 

[Guest]

I would if I thought it was an Exchange problem. But, this is more of an
Outlook Calendaring problem as the Calendar is most definitely involved.
Please, if you aren't going to be helpful, don't post.

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

I AM being helpful.

If you suspect that security group settings are causing the mail to go to
the group and not just the individual who is named in the TO: field, then
you need to check your Exchange or AD settings.


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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, David S. Cuneo Justin asked:

| I would if I thought it was an Exchange problem. But, this is more
| of an Outlook Calendaring problem as the Calendar is most definitely
| involved. Please, if you aren't going to be helpful, don't post.
|
| "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
|
|| Try an Exchange group?
||
|| --Â
|| Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
||
|| Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
|| unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
|| reading.
||
|| After furious head scratching, David S. Cuneo Justin asked:
||
||| I have an exchange 2003 server that is emitting an odd behavoir.
||| There is a user who receives meeting requests on a regular basis.
||| These meeting requests only contain her name, and no alias is setup
||| in her account. The request goes into her mailbox and also the
||| mailbox of a security group that she is part of.
|||
||| There are no rules setup on her local machine. I have sent a
||| message to her mailbox while her machine is turned off so I know
||| it's a routing issue happening on the exchange box. When I look at
||| the meeting request that I send to her mailbox, the header
||| information only has her name. In the group mailbox, it only has
||| the group mailbox name.
|||
||| The request is done using the calendar and scheduling option and
||| adding her as an attendee. Any suggestions?