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I have a user who cannot receive calendar requests to his inbox, and I am stumped. He receives regular e-mail fine, but when someone sends him an appointment notice, it ends up in a tech support mailbox in the Exchange system. Looking at the server message history, this is an example of a test meeting invitation sent to him:

8/26/03 12:41 PM SMTP: Message Submitted to Advance Queuing
8/26/03 12:41 PM SMTP: Started Message Submission to Advanced Queue
8/26/03 12:41 PM SMTP: Message Submitted to Categorizer
8/26/03 12:41 PM SMTP: Message Delivered Locally to user@company.com
8/26/03 12:41 PM SMTP Store Driver: Message Delivered Locally to Store to user@company.com
8/26/03 12:41 PM SMTP: Message Submitted to Advanced Queuing
8/26/03 12:41 PM SMTP: Started Message Submission to Advanced Queue
8/26/03 12:41 PM SMTP: Message Submitted to Categorizer
8/26/03 12:41 PM SMTP: Message Delivered Locally to support@company.com
8/26/03 12:41 PM SMTP Store Driver: Message Delivered Locally to Store to support@company.com

I checked his client settings and he has no rules set up; his regular e-mail messages show up in his inbox.
Can anyone make some sense out of what's happening here?

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by curacao_dejavu

assuming all other users can receive calender invitations it can be of course 2 problematic items.
The mailbox; check if there is no other settings on the mailbox itself for redirecting or other "things".

I would rename or delete his current profile and let him login back again. This would create another profile for him, and since you are helping setting it up you can verfiy that there is unknown settings in his outlook or any other settings.

Does this happen to every calendar invitation from all users to this particular user ?

Leopold

by gwakin

Yes, this is every Exchange user trying to send him a meeting invite or other calendar request.

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