R
RS Cullen
One of our users decided to share her inbox and calendar
among a number of employees. After several months, we
finally persuaded her that this was a huge security risk.
We've done the disabling of the inbox share (the calendar
is still shared) among the employees that she initally
shared with. However, the share of the inbox still shows
up. You get a message that you don't have rights to
access, but it still shows up. We use Outlook 2K and
Exchange 5.5. Any ideas on how to get rid of the inbox
(even though it can't be accessed) among the employees she
shared with would be appreciated. Thanks-
among a number of employees. After several months, we
finally persuaded her that this was a huge security risk.
We've done the disabling of the inbox share (the calendar
is still shared) among the employees that she initally
shared with. However, the share of the inbox still shows
up. You get a message that you don't have rights to
access, but it still shows up. We use Outlook 2K and
Exchange 5.5. Any ideas on how to get rid of the inbox
(even though it can't be accessed) among the employees she
shared with would be appreciated. Thanks-