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Hillel Rokowsky
I hope someopne can help me here because I'm stumped.
The executive assistant to our CEO moved on to another position within the
company a few weeks ago and all access to his mailbox was removed at that
time. She was removed from his mailbox via the Delegates window and he
currently has no delegates set up. However, she is still getting meeting
invitations (only, no other mail of his is getting to her so it's not a
forwarding issue).
I already checked everything on his Outlook and on the Exchange mailbox via
ADUC as well as on hers and I can't figure out what is causing this to
happen. Needless to his now that it's been going on for a few weeks he's
pretty upset that it hasn't been resolved yet.
I checked his rules, I checked delegated, I checked forwarding options etc
and can't locate the source.
Exchange 2003 Enterprise, SP2; Outlook 2003 on his laptop.
The executive assistant to our CEO moved on to another position within the
company a few weeks ago and all access to his mailbox was removed at that
time. She was removed from his mailbox via the Delegates window and he
currently has no delegates set up. However, she is still getting meeting
invitations (only, no other mail of his is getting to her so it's not a
forwarding issue).
I already checked everything on his Outlook and on the Exchange mailbox via
ADUC as well as on hers and I can't figure out what is causing this to
happen. Needless to his now that it's been going on for a few weeks he's
pretty upset that it hasn't been resolved yet.
I checked his rules, I checked delegated, I checked forwarding options etc
and can't locate the source.
Exchange 2003 Enterprise, SP2; Outlook 2003 on his laptop.