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Hello,<br />
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Was the message sent to an internal or external recipient? You would only see a SENT event if the message leaves your organization.<br />
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-JJ
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Hello,

Was the message sent to an internal or external recipient? You would only see a SENT event if the message leaves your organization.

-JJ

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Does the phone continue to receive email? Might be a replication delay with Active Directory. Also a good practice to avoide this would be to disable the users mailbox activesync features with in the Mailbox Properties. <br />
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Will.
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Does the phone continue to receive email? Might be a replication delay with Active Directory. Also a good practice to avoide this would be to disable the users mailbox activesync features with in the Mailbox Properties.

Will.

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We have a user whose AD account was disabled. &nbsp;Then 20 minutes later we see an email from his iphone (activesync). &nbsp;I am looking in the exchange message tracking logs and I am seeing the RECEIVE and DELIVER eventId for this message nut not the SEND event ID for this message. &nbsp;Is there any reason why &nbsp;I would not be able to see the SEND eventID?
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We have a user whose AD account was disabled.  Then 20 minutes later we see an email from his iphone (activesync).  I am looking in the exchange message tracking logs and I am seeing the RECEIVE and DELIVER eventId for this message nut not the SEND event ID for this message.  Is there any reason why  I would not be able to see the SEND eventID?

not seeing a Send EventId in Exchange 2010

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.