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SYMPTOMSWhen an Exchange Server user delegates a meeting to a Lotus Notes user, Exchange Server does not inform the Notes meeting chairperson of this delegation. The delegated Notes user receives the original invitation. If the delegated Notes user accepts the invitation and the Notes meeting chairperson later sends a confirmation message for the invitation, the delegate receives the confirmation message as well as a new invitation. CAUSE
Notes does not apprise the Notes meeting chairperson of this delegation. Thus, it does not send a decline message to the chairperson or inform him or her that the delegation has taken place.
WORKAROUNDThere are two workarounds to this problem.
MORE INFORMATIONThis problem is the side-effect of the behavior mismatch between the Notes and Exchange Server delegation strategies. In Notes, "delegate" really means "forward the meeting;" in Exchange Server, "delegate" means "allowing access to someone else to accept or decline." Additional query words:
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