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Thanks to both of you - the culprit was a mail enabled public folder - forgot about that one !<br />
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Regards
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Thanks to both of you - the culprit was a mail enabled public folder - forgot about that one !

Regards

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The shell script was the fastest way to id the mailbox
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The shell script was the fastest way to id the mailbox

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Title says it all - I need to identify where a given e-mail adress in being used in my organisation. I need to define a distribution list for contact@mydomain.com but the system reports it as already in use... Problem is that I can't locate it :)
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Hello

Title says it all - I need to identify where a given e-mail adress in being used in my organisation. I need to define a distribution list for contact@mydomain.com but the system reports it as already in use... Problem is that I can't locate it :)

Exchange 2007 - identify who &quot;owns&quot; an email adress

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Exchange 2007 - identify who &quot;owns&quot; an email adress

Exchange 2007 - identify who "owns" an email adress