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isnt an NDR im afraid. &nbsp;it appears that exchange or AD still thinks that the 3x users should receive a copy of the appoinment, even after the 3 users have been deleted.
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isnt an NDR im afraid.  it appears that exchange or AD still thinks that the 3x users should receive a copy of the appoinment, even after the 3 users have been deleted.

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myu mistake, it was delegate related!!! &nbsp;thanks
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myu mistake, it was delegate related!!!  thanks

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Setup:<br />
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Windows 2003 AD<br />
Exchange 2007<br />
Outlook 2003 Clients <br />
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Problem:<br />
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One calendar is forwarding on or copiing on calendar appointments (requested by another user via outlook) to 3 other users. &nbsp;<br />
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There were permissions on the calendar in question allowing editor permission for these 3 users. &nbsp;- We have now removed any share/permissions on this calendar.<br />
In exchange properties of his mailbox, send on behalf was also setup for the same 3 users. - Now also removed.<br />
There was also an out of office rule setup to forward on any messags from his mailbox to these 3x other users. Also deleted.<br />
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We have downloaded the address book and done a 'send receive all' on the mailbox but these 3 users are still getting appoinements. &nbsp;<br />
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Ideas?<br />

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Setup:

Windows 2003 AD
Exchange 2007
Outlook 2003 Clients 

Problem:

One calendar is forwarding on or copiing on calendar appointments (requested by another user via outlook) to 3 other users.  

There were permissions on the calendar in question allowing editor permission for these 3 users.  - We have now removed any share/permissions on this calendar.
In exchange properties of his mailbox, send on behalf was also setup for the same 3 users. - Now also removed.
There was also an out of office rule setup to forward on any messags from his mailbox to these 3x other users. Also deleted.

We have downloaded the address book and done a 'send receive all' on the mailbox but these 3 users are still getting appoinements.  

Ideas?


Forwarding of or Copies of Calendar Appointments

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.

Exchange

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.