Fixed it! Once upon a time (around SP2) we had given Pam rights to 'send on behalf of' Courtney (on the Exch Admin side). However, (after SP3) the user (Courtney) has to also delegate permission on her end as well. Anyway, looking into the client end (at Courtney's PC), it appears that Pam...
Yes, you've hit the nail on the head. I'll try removing Pam and adding her back. Even though she DOES exist in the AD schema, maybe something will get flushed out in the process. Also, I'll double-check any other permissions Pam might have on Courtney's calendar.
Quell,
No, they aren't replying to Pam. The are accepting or declining Courtney's invitation to a meeting. Once the accept or decline, the System Administrator message notifies them that the response to 'Pam' is undeliverable. And Pam has nothing to do with this scenario, but Exchange is...
Here's the scenario: Courtney sends out an invitation to attend a meeting (from her own calendar). When anyone accepts or declines the invitation, they get the message from the System Admin as shown below (although it does get put in their calendar if they accept). It might be helpful to know...
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