Outlook calender invite attendee invites wrong person?

[nlm9802]

Hi,

I have a user that is receiving undeliverable messages when sending an invite from their personal calendar to one specific person (Call them A). That person does not receive the appointment, and instead the user receives a message that another user (I'll refer to as B) does not exist (this other user stopped working here months ago). This also happens for another user in the same office, however I am able to send the appointment without a problem, I'm in a different group in AD if it makes any difference.

I originally thought it was a rule, but I did not see any rules pertaining to either A or B...
I also thought it might be delegate or permissions on someone's calendar, however B is not in any permissions that I could see.
Is it possible to link your personal calendar to a public folder or is there something else I can check for?

Thanks!

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[nlm9802]

fyi, i am running exchange 5.5 (2003 soon) and outlook 2003

 

[rklalli]

I have seen this happen and it is normally because delegate permissions on USER A state to "Send meeting requests and responses only to my delegates, not to me" or "Delegate receives meeting-related messages sent to me". Both of these settings can be found on USER A's Outlook by clicking Tools, Options, Delegates Tab and you may see USER B still listed. If yes, just delete them.