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Getting an NDR when sending an internal calendar appointment invitation

I have an SBS 2003 / SP2 server.
There are 5 users.
They are all able to send email internally and externally without any problems.
ADOU user settings for all users email delivery restrictions - message restrictions is set to allow from everyone.
I get the following NDR when sending an appointment invitation using Outlook 2003:

You do not have permission to send to this recipient.  For assistance, contact your system administrator. <mail.wellspringbaltimore.com #5.7.1>

 
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What happens when you use OWA to send the meeting request?
Is Outlook 2003 running SP3?
Do these users have any delegates defined in Outlook?
as per above; usually the problem is the "delegates" in outlook.
check on every single users make sure that the "delegates" is setup properly or remove if you don't use it.
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OWA works - I do not get an NDR.
Outlook is at SP3 on both computers.
Either user has any delegates assigned.
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Editing my above post....i meant "cached information" and not "cached credentials"
villartech,

just a very basic one,
does the user send the appointment on behalf of someone else?
Thanks, I will test recomendations in a few days.
The user is NOT sending on behalf of anyone.
Outlook was in cached mode.
Placed back online to resolve.
Thanks for all your help.