User receiving Meeting requests for someone she is not a Delegate of
I have a user that is receiving Meeting requests for someone that she is not set up as a delegate of. I have checked his mailbox and hers and they have NO connection but she continues to receive his meeting requests.
I have attached a sample, the user is Karen and the person's requests are saying that this meeting is not on Michael Barry's calendar.... Karen has no connection to Michael at all they don't even work in the same department.
Can anyone offer any advice?
Thank you
karen.doc
I have attached a sample, the user is Karen and the person's requests are saying that this meeting is not on Michael Barry's calendar.... Karen has no connection to Michael at all they don't even work in the same department.
Can anyone offer any advice?
Thank you
karen.doc
To use LDP to dump attributes of an Active Directory object:
1) Install the Windows 2000 Support Tools on any Windows 2000 server.
The setup.exe file can be found within the support folder on the
Windows 2000 CD.
2) Click Start > Programs > Windows 2000 Support Tools > Tools >
Active Directory Administration Tool
3) After LDP is loaded, click Connection > Connect and enter the name
of one of your domain controllers and port 389. Leave the
Connectionless checkbox empty. Click OK.
4) Next, click Connection > Bind, then enter the credentials for
either a domain admin or enterprise admin account, leave the domain
box checkmarked, then click OK.
5) Click View > Tree and leave the Base DN blank empty. Click OK.
6) You should now see the Active Directory container hierarchy in the
left window pane. Drill down to the Users container (or
Organizational Unit) that holds the account that you wish to dump.
7) Locate the user object, highlight it, then click Connection > New.
This will clear the contents of the right window pane.
8) Double-click on the account you wish to dump.
9) Click Connection > Save As and enter a file name for your dump
file.
1) Install the Windows 2000 Support Tools on any Windows 2000 server.
The setup.exe file can be found within the support folder on the
Windows 2000 CD.
2) Click Start > Programs > Windows 2000 Support Tools > Tools >
Active Directory Administration Tool
3) After LDP is loaded, click Connection > Connect and enter the name
of one of your domain controllers and port 389. Leave the
Connectionless checkbox empty. Click OK.
4) Next, click Connection > Bind, then enter the credentials for
either a domain admin or enterprise admin account, leave the domain
box checkmarked, then click OK.
5) Click View > Tree and leave the Base DN blank empty. Click OK.
6) You should now see the Active Directory container hierarchy in the
left window pane. Drill down to the Users container (or
Organizational Unit) that holds the account that you wish to dump.
7) Locate the user object, highlight it, then click Connection > New.
This will clear the contents of the right window pane.
8) Double-click on the account you wish to dump.
9) Click Connection > Save As and enter a file name for your dump
file.
ASKER
We use Exchange 2003 on windows 2003 R2
will this still work.
will this still work.
Yes, all you require support tools for windows 2003 - this would be on the W2k3 CD or download from the link given below.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892777
W2k3 SP1 support tools
www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=6EC50B78-8BE1-4E81-B3BE-4E7AC4F0912D
W2k3 SP2 support tools
www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=96A35011-FD83-419D-939B-9A772EA2DF90
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892777
W2k3 SP1 support tools
www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=6EC50B78-8BE1-4E81-B3BE-4E7AC4F0912D
W2k3 SP2 support tools
www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=96A35011-FD83-419D-939B-9A772EA2DF90
ASKER
Well i found this but no matter what i try it says it can not connect. I am using my domain admin/exchange admin account
Well, if you are logged into the operating system using domain / enterprise admin.
Open ldp.exe from Start - Run
Click on Connection - Connect - Hit Enter (Do not enter any info)
Click on Connection - Bind - Hit Enter (Do not enter any info)
Click on View - Tree - BaseDN - Select your domain name from the drop down box - Hit Enter.
Later, you can proceed as stated earlier.
Open ldp.exe from Start - Run
Click on Connection - Connect - Hit Enter (Do not enter any info)
Click on Connection - Bind - Hit Enter (Do not enter any info)
Click on View - Tree - BaseDN - Select your domain name from the drop down box - Hit Enter.
Later, you can proceed as stated earlier.
ASKER
Files are attached .. thank you for the directions. kkiebler is the one receiving the meeting invites and mbarry is the user that they are coming from
mbarry.txt
kkiebler.txt
mbarry.txt
kkiebler.txt
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ASKER
So basically since Karen is a delegate for some of those people she is receiving Michael's invites? She is a Delegate for Greg White for sure, I know that one for sure. But she isn't related to Michael at all?
Well, can we remove the delegate for Greg White - wait for another 30mins for replication time. If there is still no link between Michael and Karen (and you are sure on that) - let us go ahead and try this out.
Do not worry - we would place the delegate once more after troubleshooting.
Do not worry - we would place the delegate once more after troubleshooting.
ASKER
So you want me to add a profile for Greg and remove Karen as the delegate? just trying to make sure i understand.
I also am really a little confused as to what your other idea was.
I also am really a little confused as to what your other idea was.
ASKER
I am not sure what ldp dumps are but if you can tell me i will see if i can get you the information.