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has someone set up forwarding to either of these accounts?<br />

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has someone set up forwarding to either of these accounts?


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apache09 thanks, will give this a try!
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I have a small company on exchange 2003, about 15-20 staff. &nbsp;There is a user setup for a meeting room. &nbsp;When a meeting invite is sent out to most staff (this meeting room user is not included). &nbsp;However, staff get 2 accepted invites from this uninvited meeting room user. &nbsp;I have checked all users delegation settings and no one has the meeting room user listed. &nbsp;I also ran a script on the server to detect any users with the meeting room user as a delegate. &nbsp;Any ideas? &nbsp;Thanks
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I have a small company on exchange 2003, about 15-20 staff.  There is a user setup for a meeting room.  When a meeting invite is sent out to most staff (this meeting room user is not included).  However, staff get 2 accepted invites from this uninvited meeting room user.  I have checked all users delegation settings and no one has the meeting room user listed.  I also ran a script on the server to detect any users with the meeting room user as a delegate.  Any ideas?  Thanks

Exchange server 2003, univited calendar recipient accepting invites (have checked delegation)

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.