NDR from user that have left

M

manatwork

Hi,
I'm not too sure if this is the place to post this question.
The situation is this.

A User1 send a meeting request to manager1, user1 recieve a NDR from user2
who have resigned.We are using office 2003 STD SP3.

We thought it may be a delegation issue, but on the outlook client the
delegation was empty.

Anyone encountered this before? Anyway to resolve this?

regards
 
D

Dean Earley

manatwork said:
Hi,
I'm not too sure if this is the place to post this question.
The situation is this.

A User1 send a meeting request to manager1, user1 recieve a NDR from user2
who have resigned.We are using office 2003 STD SP3.

We thought it may be a delegation issue, but on the outlook client the
delegation was empty.

Are you using exchange?
If so, are there any redirects/rules on the server for the managers account?
 
M

manatwork

Dean Earley said:
Are you using exchange?
If so, are there any redirects/rules on the server for the managers account?

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Dean Earley ([email protected])
i-Catcher Development Team

iCode Systems

Hi Dean, Thanks for replying.
Yes we do use exchange server for our mail.
According to our exchange admin, there wasn't any redirecting rules for the
manager's account and the problem is with outlook client. I'm not a Server
admin just a desktop guy, please forgive me if i ask silly question. I did
read about KB912007 but i think off2003 sp3 cover it. How do i resolve this?


rgds
 
B

Brian Tillman

manatwork said:
Yes we do use exchange server for our mail.
According to our exchange admin, there wasn't any redirecting rules
for the manager's account and the problem is with outlook client.
I'm not a Server admin just a desktop guy, please forgive me if i ask
silly question. I did read about KB912007 but i think off2003 sp3
cover it. How do i resolve this?

The delegation may remain in the manager's AD entry.
 
M

manatwork

Brian Tillman said:
The delegation may remain in the manager's AD entry.

Hi Bill,
Thanks for replying.
Where can i find the delegation in AD?
and
Merry X'mas and happy new year.

rgds
 

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