Non Delivery Report for non-existant user.

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seasider

An international user has sent an email to a Distribution List and recieved
an NDR for a user who no longer works for the company. All we can think of is
the user who is producing the NDR is in someones account as a delegate.

How can we track in what account this user has an entry?
 
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Nikki Peterson

This question may be better answered in the Exchange group.

However, this issue came up not too long ago and I am going to copy
and paste some of the information that was shared by the Exchange
guys.

Answers below are based around the following configuration:
Exchange 2003SP2 running on Win2003SP2, most users are
Outlook 2003.

Mark Dewell suggested:
How about using message tracking to see what messages were received by
the disabled account that is generating the OOF. This should then show
you who is forwarding/delegating to that disabled account.

Derek Harris suggested:
I had the same problem recently, and this query in ADUC helps me locate
all of the users with delegates: (&(publicDelegates=*))
My list is short, so I can dig through each one to find the culprit,
and then use ADSI Edit to remove the delegates.

Nikki Peterson
 

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