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Hello,
We are running Small Business Server 2011 with Exchange 2010. it has been patched and updated recently to the latest updates.
We had a user, AJ, that left the company 3 years ago. His account was deleted a few months, maybe 6, after he left. The mailbox was deleted and the AD User. when he returned we created the account as new and added a mailbox. we are having some issues with people not being able to email him. we get hard bounces with what looks like and LDAP lookup string being the unknown address.
I have done some research and it points to the X500 address being wrong. everything I have used to find the proper legacy email DN has failed. i used a powershell command from the exchange management console, but that did not seem to work. all the examples I have read about don't quite line up with what I'm seeing. I was told to get the legacy info from ADSI, but I don't have the attribute tab.
Any suggestions that might help?
Thanks,
Matt.
We are running Small Business Server 2011 with Exchange 2010. it has been patched and updated recently to the latest updates.
We had a user, AJ, that left the company 3 years ago. His account was deleted a few months, maybe 6, after he left. The mailbox was deleted and the AD User. when he returned we created the account as new and added a mailbox. we are having some issues with people not being able to email him. we get hard bounces with what looks like and LDAP lookup string being the unknown address.
I have done some research and it points to the X500 address being wrong. everything I have used to find the proper legacy email DN has failed. i used a powershell command from the exchange management console, but that did not seem to work. all the examples I have read about don't quite line up with what I'm seeing. I was told to get the legacy info from ADSI, but I don't have the attribute tab.
Any suggestions that might help?
Thanks,
Matt.
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