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I am sorry, I am not seeing where it says that it will remove the send on behalf of part of a forwarded meeting request in that article.
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I am sorry, I am not seeing where it says that it will remove the send on behalf of part of a forwarded meeting request in that article.

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When you forward a meeting request in outlook, the request will show up on the other end as a john doe sent on behalf of jane doe.<br />
For example, if I forward a meeting request that came from John Doe, it will show up on the recipients side as coming from John Doe, on behalf of me.<br />
What wer are seeing is if this meeting request is forwarded to an external address (outside of our domain), and the meeting request is then forwarded back, the send on behalf is removed and the request looks like it is actually from John Doe. &nbsp;The only way to tell that it is not is to look at the header information which will say from John Doe then underneath that have Sender: outside domain person.<br />
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Is this normal? &nbsp;Or is this a bug?
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When you forward a meeting request in outlook, the request will show up on the other end as a john doe sent on behalf of jane doe.
For example, if I forward a meeting request that came from John Doe, it will show up on the recipients side as coming from John Doe, on behalf of me.
What wer are seeing is if this meeting request is forwarded to an external address (outside of our domain), and the meeting request is then forwarded back, the send on behalf is removed and the request looks like it is actually from John Doe.  The only way to tell that it is not is to look at the header information which will say from John Doe then underneath that have Sender: outside domain person.

Is this normal?  Or is this a bug?

forwarding meetings between two domains removes send on behalf

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