Tags:
Microsoft, Microsoft Exchange, 2007, Exchange 2007, meeting requests, notifications
One has all his company emails being forwarded to an external account. This is fine except when meeting requests are sent to him. When a meeting request is sent to his account, the sender receives a notification that the request was also forwarded to an external acccount. Is there a way to disable this notification?
cmdlet Set-RemoteDomain at command pipeline position 1 Supply values for the following parameters: Identity: * WARNING: The command completed successfully but no settings of 'Default' have been modified.
Still receiving these messages: Your meeting was forwarded
<user> has forwarded your meeting request to additional recipients.
MeetingForwardNotificationEnabled has been switched True/False several times now to see if it adjusts the setting correctly. It does so but it doesn't seem to have any effect. The notification messages are sent either way.
I forgot to mention it's a forward within the internal domain.
nNifty thanks for your input so far, you've been very helpfull.
But the thing is I can't afford any more tests on the clients setup. Currently Microsoft is investigating this problem for me too. One of their engineers provided me with a solution to turn it off per user. That works so I'm able to script it but i'dd rather not, it's tricky because I don't know what'll happen if I want to change it for 2000+ users.
They're still testing for a way turn it off for all users at once. Optrust, I will post a final solution when I get one from MS.
Meanwhile I still encourage our fellow EE experts out there who happen to know how to get around this one, to post your solution.
Thanks, I'm having the same problem. The per user solution didn't work for me... Even though a user's "RemoveForwardedMeetingNotifications" flag was changed to TRUE, there is still a notification sent when he forwards a calendar meeting.