jasonaedwards
IS-IT--Management
Hello all, I would really appreciate your help. This problem is driving me insane.
1 exchange 2000 server, 1 GC server, 3 domain controllers.
This problem only seems to happen with a limited number of users.
When I look in Active Directory on ANY of the domain controllers or the Exchange server, these people show as being part of at least 5 groups. All are security groups (universal). If I look at the users properties in Outlook (through Address book or by right clicking on the user), they also show as only being members of 2 groups, even though AD shows them as being part of many more groups.
I added one of these users to another existing group, and almost instantaneously, they showed as being members of that new group in Outlook. I added a different user to one of the groups that was causing a problem, and again, almost right away, the new user showed as being part of that group. So it appears to only be a problem with certain groups and certain users.
I am at a loss here. I have no idea if the problem lies with the users themselves, or the groups.
Other users have no problems. I can add and remove them from groups in AD, and the changes are reflected almost right away in Outlook.
Any ideas or where I can look?
Thanks very much!
Jason
1 exchange 2000 server, 1 GC server, 3 domain controllers.
This problem only seems to happen with a limited number of users.
When I look in Active Directory on ANY of the domain controllers or the Exchange server, these people show as being part of at least 5 groups. All are security groups (universal). If I look at the users properties in Outlook (through Address book or by right clicking on the user), they also show as only being members of 2 groups, even though AD shows them as being part of many more groups.
I added one of these users to another existing group, and almost instantaneously, they showed as being members of that new group in Outlook. I added a different user to one of the groups that was causing a problem, and again, almost right away, the new user showed as being part of that group. So it appears to only be a problem with certain groups and certain users.
I am at a loss here. I have no idea if the problem lies with the users themselves, or the groups.
Other users have no problems. I can add and remove them from groups in AD, and the changes are reflected almost right away in Outlook.
Any ideas or where I can look?
Thanks very much!
Jason
