Hi,
I have a very strange problem where I hope you have the/an answer. Let me first explain something.
Months ago I created a mailbox called "maildump". This mailbox was intended for people who left the company. All emails for these people were forwarded to this mailbox. If needed, one could open the "maildump" mailbox and look for unanswered customer mails. About two weeks ago I deleted this mailbox and user since this mailbox is not needed anymore and hoping it would solve my problem.
Current situation:
If I get invited in exchange 2003/oulook2003 and I want to accept and send my answer, I get a mail back telling me that the mail to "maildump" is undeliverable.... But my answer was never send to "maildump". I therefore deleted the "maildump' user and mailbox hoping it would fix itself .I checked the users tho whom I sent my answer, but nothing I found related to this "maildump" user. Lots of users have the same problem in our organisation.
Anyone any thoughts on this ???
Any help or thoughts are apreciated.
Greetings,
Willem
I have a very strange problem where I hope you have the/an answer. Let me first explain something.
Months ago I created a mailbox called "maildump". This mailbox was intended for people who left the company. All emails for these people were forwarded to this mailbox. If needed, one could open the "maildump" mailbox and look for unanswered customer mails. About two weeks ago I deleted this mailbox and user since this mailbox is not needed anymore and hoping it would solve my problem.
Current situation:
If I get invited in exchange 2003/oulook2003 and I want to accept and send my answer, I get a mail back telling me that the mail to "maildump" is undeliverable.... But my answer was never send to "maildump". I therefore deleted the "maildump' user and mailbox hoping it would fix itself .I checked the users tho whom I sent my answer, but nothing I found related to this "maildump" user. Lots of users have the same problem in our organisation.
Anyone any thoughts on this ???
Any help or thoughts are apreciated.
Greetings,
Willem