Hi,

I am running Exchange 2003 w/ Outlook 2003 clients. I am having an
issue where if I delete a user's mailbox (with "Delete Mailbox" from
Exchange Task Wizard in AD Users & Computers), the user name still
shows up when scheduling a meeting in Outlook. In the invitee list in
Outlook, if I type the user's email address Outlook will still resolve
it to the user's name. In one case it's resolving to an LDAP address,
eg I type in , and Outlook replaces the email
address with "/o=Foo Corp /ou=First Administrative Group/cn=Recipients/
cn=DeletedUser".

How do I break the link between Outlook/AD/Exchange so that the user's
email address doesn't resolve? Actually I'd prefer to be able to
break the link temporarily without deleting the mailbox if possible
("Remove Exchange Attributes"?).

Any help would be greatly appreciated ...

Thanks
Bill

OAB, cached user information, AD replication latency; all possible sources.


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Hi,

I am running Exchange 2003 w/ Outlook 2003 clients. I am having an
issue where if I delete a user's mailbox (with "Delete Mailbox" from
Exchange Task Wizard in AD Users & Computers), the user name still
shows up when scheduling a meeting in Outlook. In the invitee list in
Outlook, if I type the user's email address Outlook will still resolve
it to the user's name. In one case it's resolving to an LDAP address,
eg I type in , and Outlook replaces the email
address with "/o=Foo Corp /ou=First Administrative Group/cn=Recipients/
cn=DeletedUser".

How do I break the link between Outlook/AD/Exchange so that the user's
email address doesn't resolve? Actually I'd prefer to be able to
break the link temporarily without deleting the mailbox if possible
("Remove Exchange Attributes"?).

Any help would be greatly appreciated ...

Thanks
Bill

On Jun 4, 2:45 pm, "John Fullbright" fjohn@donotspamenetappdotcom
wrote:
OAB, cached user information, AD replication latency; all possible sources.

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Hi,

I am running Exchange 2003 w/ Outlook 2003 clients. I am having an
issue where if I delete a user's mailbox (with "Delete Mailbox" from
Exchange Task Wizard in AD Users & Computers), the user name still
shows up when scheduling a meeting in Outlook. In the invitee list in
Outlook, if I type the user's email address Outlook will still resolve
it to the user's name. In one case it's resolving to an LDAP address,
eg I type in , and Outlook replaces the email
address with "/o=Foo Corp /ou=First Administrative Group/cn=Recipients/
cn=DeletedUser".

How do I break the link between Outlook/AD/Exchange so that the user's
email address doesn't resolve? Actually I'd prefer to be able to
break the link temporarily without deleting the mailbox if possible
("Remove Exchange Attributes"?).

Any help would be greatly appreciated ...

Thanks
Bill- Hide quoted text -

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Hi John,

It was the Outlook contact cache on the client, clearing that out
fixed it. Thanks for the pointer.

Bill