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There were no delegates listed. I added the deleted user in AD, gave them access to the recipient's calendar sent a test calendar and both received. I then removed the user from delegation on recipient and no longer received bounceback. That was weird. Thanks 59sniper for your suggestions.

It is possible that the user was a delegate for the recipient, however, it is not listed there anymore. The user has been gone for several years! I will recreate the user, add her as a delegate to the recipient, then remove her and see if that fixes the problem.

No she does not. Any other ideas?

I have a bizarre problem. We are using Exchange and Outlook 2003. When a calendar meeting or appointment is created for a network user, the recipient receives the request but a bounceback is returned to the sender with the following message "The e-mail account does not exist at the...

I would like to share a subfolder under Contacts only (no other folders). I have seen the answer to this question before but it does not work for me. We are using Outlook 2003 with SBS 2003. From the mailbox of User A, User B is given folder visible access. Folder visible access is also...

He does not want to use any hotkeys. He says simply, I say simply and know this may be impossible, wants to be able to use the same keyboard and mouse and go between both monitors.

He does not want to use a KVM switch to switch between monitors. On Vacunita post, the second option: PC1 -> screen1 PC2 -> screen2 both controlled by the same keyboard and mouse Both PCs are next to each but are on different networks. Both PCs have XP OS. Does not want to use RDP or use a...

Hello All, I have a user whom wants to use two computers with two PCs, one keyboard and one mouse simultaneously? I know this can be accomplished via KVM switch, but he wants to use both monitors simultaneously. I am also aware of software called Synergy that will do this, however, the PCs...

When creating a Distribution List is there a way to have a CC included? For example, I can add members, but could I add CC and BCC users to the list?

I figured it out. I had to enable "Allow automatic replies" in Exchange System Manager.

I have created a rule in Outlook to "have server reply using a specific message" but reply is never delivered to sender.

Ooops, I meant server-side rule.

I am trying to configure a client-side rule for SBS 2003. Can anyone tell me how to do this?

I will check next week and report back.

I checked the DHCP lease time and it was set for every hour. I changed it to every 12 hours. An hour later I was disconnected from the network and had to reboot. I found the following error on the server's event viewer: "Userenv (1053) Windows cannot determine the user or computer name...