Outlook "Out of Office" issue

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Situation: Exchange 2000/Windows 2000 server. 1 of my
clients "out of office" notification will not work when
receiving internal email but will work when receiving
external email. How can I fix the "out of office
notification to work when receiving either internal or
external email?

Any help is greatly appreciated

Sys
 
This is disabled by default in Exchange - for a good reason, in most admins'
eyes - one reason is that you'll be replying to every spammer who sends mail
to you, as well as being a potential security risk as it will tell everyone
you're out of town. However, that said, you'd change it in Exchange System
Manager -

See
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;262352&Product=exch2k

Best to post Exchange questions to microsoft.public.exchange.admin as this
isn't really an Outlook question.
 
Thank you for the help. Please re-read my problem. "Out
of Office" response works for everbody in the office who
is receiving internal and external email except for this
1 person. Their "Out of Office" does not work and they
have no rules setup to prevent the "Out of Office" from
working.

Are there any fixes that will allow her "Out of Office"
to work?

Sys


Any help is appreciated
-----Original Message-----
This is disabled by default in Exchange - for a good reason, in most admins'
eyes - one reason is that you'll be replying to every spammer who sends mail
to you, as well as being a potential security risk as it will tell everyone
you're out of town. However, that said, you'd change it in Exchange System
Manager -

See
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en- us;262352&Product=exch2k

Best to post Exchange questions to
Click to expand...
microsoft.public.exchange.admin as this
 
If it's just happening to the one user, you might want to consider exporting
her mailbox to PST and recrreating it, then importing the data....sometimes
the brute force approach is the simplest.
 
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