Receive an NDR message from a recipient that no longer exist when sending to a legitimate user

J

JCox

The issue I am having is that when someone sends a meeting request to
user-x, I get an NDR from user-y (user-y is no longer with the
company). I can't find any traces of user-y in active directory or
within Exchange. I am guessing that there are reminents of a rule for
user-y in user-x's outlook/exchange settings, but cannot verify that
is correct. Is there any way to check the low-level data within
exchange to see if an association to user-y's account can be
identified?

OL2000, EX2003, AD2003

Thanks,
John
 

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