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the admin distibution group only has one user in it, and it's sole pupose is to bounce mail to admin@domain.com out to another external email address.<br />
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will try more isolation to determine who does it
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the admin distibution group only has one user in it, and it's sole pupose is to bounce mail to admin@domain.com out to another external email address.

will try more isolation to determine who does it

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for some reason the one member group causing this problem was improperly created (by me) as a security group. &nbsp;Changed type of group to DIST and problem went away.
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for some reason the one member group causing this problem was improperly created (by me) as a security group.  Changed type of group to DIST and problem went away.

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2003 server environment.<br />
users using OLK11 create meeting requests with a couple of attendees <br />
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problem:<br />
for no reason that I can find, distibution group called &quot;admin&quot; receives an invitation to each meeting request without actually being invited.
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2003 server environment.
users using OLK11 create meeting requests with a couple of attendees 

problem:
for no reason that I can find, distibution group called "admin" receives an invitation to each meeting request without actually being invited.

odd thing with meeting requests

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