Hello,
I have a question regarding delegation within Outlook 2010. Here is my example of what is going on.
User A is a delegate of User B.
User A sends meeting invite to User C on behalf of User B.
User C replies to message with email response instead of accepting meeting (User B name in "to" field automatically)
User B receives email reply instead of User A.
Basically we have a user in our organization that keeps receiving a response to a meeting invite who has a delegate that handles her meetings. If the user who received the meeting invite has a question such as "where is her office located" that email doesn't go to the delegate, it goes to the person who it was sent on behalf of.
Is there any way around this or is this just the way it works? The user claims it has just started happening the past few months, but I ran a test here at my office with three users in the same situation as above and it worked exactly like listed in my first scenario to where the meeting it was sent on behalf of received a reply from the invitee. However to add to the confusion, the delegate that takes care of her meetings also supports other people, and she says she does not get these replies from users like she does for this particular user she supports.
I believe we are on Exchange 2007 and are in process of migrating to Exchange 2013.
Thanks in advance for the assistance,
TB