Very Computer

Without talking about the Mail Host Service ( I do not
know what that is ) the first thing that comes to mind -
as a possibility - is that the people who are not
receiving the Calendar Events could have set up a delegate
and checked the "Send metting requests and replies only to
my delegates, not to me".  If this at play here...

I know that we have that where I work.  The Manager does
not get any of this stuff - in some cases.  The Assistant
( aka Delegate ) does, though....

Cary

Quote:>-----Original Message-----
>I have a windows 2k server and just upgraded exchange 5.5
to 2k.  We use AD
>for the users and mailboxes but use a 3rd party mail
host.  The issue is
>when I make an appointment and I attached an attendee in
Calendar, it goes
>to the outbox and sends.  The problem is that the

attendees do not get the

Quote:>Appointment request.

>Also to add on, in Outlook tools --> options --> mail
services tab I
>unchecked the checkbox for MS Exchange server.  That is
because we use the
>Mail host service.

>Is there a setting in exchange management or anything,
please advise, any
>info will help.

>Thank you

>.

On Fri, 24 Jan 2003 16:12:09 -0600, Cyrus P wrote

Quote:> I have a windows 2k server and just upgraded exchange 5.5 to 2k.  We use AD
> for the users and mailboxes but use a 3rd party mail host.  The issue is
> when I make an appointment and I attached an attendee in Calendar, it goes
> to the outbox and sends.  The problem is that the attendees do not get the
> Appointment request.

> Also to add on, in Outlook tools --> options --> mail services tab I
> unchecked the checkbox for MS Exchange server.  That is because we use the
> Mail host service.

> Is there a setting in exchange management or anything, please advise, any
> info will help.

Chooose to use Exchange or a 3rd party mail host for mail. If you are going
ot use a 3rd party mail host, set up seperate profiles for mail and
exchange's um.. calendaring?

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Chris Scharff
The Mail Resource Center
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