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Ok, I gonna check that tomorrow! Thanks man.<br />
Let's try what you suggest.
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Ok, I gonna check that tomorrow! Thanks man.
Let's try what you suggest.

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Thanks, that did the fix!<br />
The delegates were empty.<br />
But I added a user, and removed it again, like you suggested, that was the solution.<br />
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Like you said, a ghost delegate.<br />
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Thanks!
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Thanks, that did the fix!
The delegates were empty.
But I added a user, and removed it again, like you suggested, that was the solution.

Like you said, a ghost delegate.

Thanks!

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Hi Experts,<br />
<br />
I got a weird issue.<br />
We are running Exchange 2010. I have 350 users configured.<br />
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When person A sends an invitation to person B. &nbsp;Person B receives this invitation, but also person A! &nbsp;When I open the invitation at person A, the mail is like, that person A sended to himself.<br />
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This only happends when people sends invitations to person B, and only person A and person B receives this invitation. (normal only person B receives the invitation and not person A)<br />
<br />
The weird is, they don't have full permissions on each mailbox. &nbsp;They only have editor permissions on the calendar of eachother.<br />
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Sorry for my english, I hope you understand it.<br />
<br />
Person A uses a mac with imap, and webmail. &nbsp;Person B uses outlook 2010. &nbsp;And the rest of the users are outlook 2010 users.<br />

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Hi Experts,

I got a weird issue.
We are running Exchange 2010. I have 350 users configured.

When person A sends an invitation to person B.  Person B receives this invitation, but also person A!  When I open the invitation at person A, the mail is like, that person A sended to himself.

This only happends when people sends invitations to person B, and only person A and person B receives this invitation. (normal only person B receives the invitation and not person A)

The weird is, they don't have full permissions on each mailbox.  They only have editor permissions on the calendar of eachother.

Sorry for my english, I hope you understand it.

Person A uses a mac with imap, and webmail.  Person B uses outlook 2010.  And the rest of the users are outlook 2010 users.


Calendar invitation issues

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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.