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Meeting requests sent but not received
One of my users experiences a strange behaviour with his exchange 2010 account. When he invites another user within the same organisation/same server, the invite is shown as sent but the recipient never actually received it. To make sure it wasn't linked to his outlook profile, we did the same test using his OWA account. Same result. The meeting is created in his calendar, the meeting request is shown as sent.
There's no problem with emails. All emails he send are correctly received.
There's no problem with emails. All emails he send are correctly received.
** Check in message tracking logs
** Open up meeting -> Go to scheduling assistant -> Just before name of Attendees , these is a check box -> this should be checked
** Open up meeting -> Go to scheduling assistant -> Just before name of Attendees , these is a check box -> this should be checked
ASKER
@Ahmed:
Only one single user is concerned. Same behaviour with same user on different computer and in OWA
1>Yes. Internal invitations
2>No. Will try.
3>mails sending are fine. Totally normal behaviour
4>this is a quite new user. His account has been created a few weeks back. It's difficult to say if it's band new or if he only noticed it recently.
@Mks
The logs show the meeting request has been sent even though the recipient did not receive it
Will check the check box. That would be a first if it happened to be the reason
Only one single user is concerned. Same behaviour with same user on different computer and in OWA
1>Yes. Internal invitations
2>No. Will try.
3>mails sending are fine. Totally normal behaviour
4>this is a quite new user. His account has been created a few weeks back. It's difficult to say if it's band new or if he only noticed it recently.
@Mks
The logs show the meeting request has been sent even though the recipient did not receive it
Will check the check box. That would be a first if it happened to be the reason
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It happens that the problem was with the test recipient. The other tested recipients had designated assistants and the meeting request were not in their own mailboxes
If its only for single user, then
1> is he sending invitation to user in the same organization ?
2> is he tried sending invitation to other users within organization ?
3> is mails sending to users are fine ?
4> Is this behaviour the first time ?