Archetypture
IS-IT--Management
We're running Exchange 2003, with most users on Outlook 2003, and one user on Outlook 2000.
Whenever the user on 2000 creates a new meeting in the Calendar, or responds to a meeting request, the invitation/response gets sent to everyone in the domain. Further, it gets sent to users who no longer exist, which bounces back an error to the 2000 user. When I view the full header for the bounced-back email, it lists everyone in the domain having received a copy of the message, including the no-longer-existing users. It seems to be a "pre-set" list of recipients, which I cannot find.
The only permission entry for the Calendar is Default, and it's set to "Author". There aren't any delegates listed. Any thoughts on why the requests/responses are getting sent to all these extra users?
Whenever the user on 2000 creates a new meeting in the Calendar, or responds to a meeting request, the invitation/response gets sent to everyone in the domain. Further, it gets sent to users who no longer exist, which bounces back an error to the 2000 user. When I view the full header for the bounced-back email, it lists everyone in the domain having received a copy of the message, including the no-longer-existing users. It seems to be a "pre-set" list of recipients, which I cannot find.
The only permission entry for the Calendar is Default, and it's set to "Author". There aren't any delegates listed. Any thoughts on why the requests/responses are getting sent to all these extra users?
