550 5.1.1 RESOLVER.ADR.ExRecipNotFound; not found
Hi,
I deleted an ex-salesperson's account but the manager still would like to continue receiving future emails. So I deleted his account and added the email address under the manager's mailbox property in exchange. See the sample image for the dialogue box I am referring to.
However, when I tried sending a test email to the salesperson email address, Exchange kept giving this response:
#550 5.1.1 RESOLVER.ADR.ExRecipNotFou
Any idea why this is and how to resolve it?
Thanks in advance.
Wayne
Ex2010-EMC-AddEmailAddressTab.png
I deleted an ex-salesperson's account but the manager still would like to continue receiving future emails. So I deleted his account and added the email address under the manager's mailbox property in exchange. See the sample image for the dialogue box I am referring to.
However, when I tried sending a test email to the salesperson email address, Exchange kept giving this response:
#550 5.1.1 RESOLVER.ADR.ExRecipNotFou
Any idea why this is and how to resolve it?
Thanks in advance.
Wayne
Ex2010-EMC-AddEmailAddressTab.png
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Hi Neilsr,
Thanks for your quick reply and I have applied the fix http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=975954 on the sending computer prior to posting this problem. I understand that at first it seemed like an autocomplete reference issue but after applying the fix and clearing the autocomplete cache it's still rejecting the email.
I have came across this problem before and I had to do something via Exchange Power Shell but I can't remember what it was.
Wayne
Thanks for your quick reply and I have applied the fix http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=975954 on the sending computer prior to posting this problem. I understand that at first it seemed like an autocomplete reference issue but after applying the fix and clearing the autocomplete cache it's still rejecting the email.
I have came across this problem before and I had to do something via Exchange Power Shell but I can't remember what it was.
Wayne
ASKER
Hi Neilsr,
After further testing you're correct that the problem is with the Outlook local email address reference to that person and I fixed this by:
Method 1
With Outlook 2010 open, click File (BackStage), and then click Options.
Click the Mail tab.
Under Send Messages, click Empty Auto-Complete List.
Outlook will generate a new nickname cache.
Thanks,
Wayne
After further testing you're correct that the problem is with the Outlook local email address reference to that person and I fixed this by:
Method 1
With Outlook 2010 open, click File (BackStage), and then click Options.
Click the Mail tab.
Under Send Messages, click Empty Auto-Complete List.
Outlook will generate a new nickname cache.
Thanks,
Wayne
Your welcome, glad you found it useful.
a) Replying to an old email that you had from the saleperson
OR
b) You have emailed that person before and have his old exchange details saved in your local outlook.
When you create a new email, start to type the sales persons name and then IF it pops up in the auto lookup click the cross to delete it and then carry on and type in the full email address manually.
Cached email details are not JUST the email address it is the full exchange mail account details that saves it having to look it up each time. You are probably using this old cached exchange details that point to a mailbox that no longer exists.