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Does user2 &quot;always&quot; receive a copy of user1's email?
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Does user2 "always" receive a copy of user1's email?

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chekc there isnt any forarding rules<br />
also ceck they dont belong to a group that the customer may be sending to instead.
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chekc there isnt any forarding rules
also ceck they dont belong to a group that the customer may be sending to instead.

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Hi ormerodrutter, user 2 does not always receive a copy of user1's e-mail, which leads me to believe that there is no forwarding in place. I've also checked the forwarding settings, etc and there is nothing there.
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Hi ormerodrutter, user 2 does not always receive a copy of user1's e-mail, which leads me to believe that there is no forwarding in place. I've also checked the forwarding settings, etc and there is nothing there.

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I agree it could be BCC, as I have checked the groups and there shouldn't be anything there which duplicates/forwards e-mail. User2 is not the administrator either.<br />
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Thanks for your comments!<br />
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I agree it could be BCC, as I have checked the groups and there shouldn't be anything there which duplicates/forwards e-mail. User2 is not the administrator either.

Thanks for your comments!



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Hi,<br />
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Recently, 1 or 2 of my users have been receiving e-mail which has been meant for other user.<br />
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For example, User 1 receives an e-mail from a client but user 2 also receives a copy.<br />
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User 2 is not mentioned/listed in the e-mail, there is nothing apparent in AD and having done searches there are no rules etc which would cause this. My only thought would be if the sender BCC's in user 2 (which seems unlikely in the e-mails I've seen).<br />
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Has anyone come across this in the past? We're running Exchange 2000 with Surfcontrol E-mail filter v6.<br />
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Thanks in advance! 
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Hi,

Recently, 1 or 2 of my users have been receiving e-mail which has been meant for other user.

For example, User 1 receives an e-mail from a client but user 2 also receives a copy.

User 2 is not mentioned/listed in the e-mail, there is nothing apparent in AD and having done searches there are no rules etc which would cause this. My only thought would be if the sender BCC's in user 2 (which seems unlikely in the e-mails I've seen).

Has anyone come across this in the past? We're running Exchange 2000 with Surfcontrol E-mail filter v6.

Thanks in advance! 

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