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Email Addresses have question mark Outlook 2003 with Ex... - 8.Oct.2008 4:52:17 PM

sdr2005

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Not so sure how to explain this. We have an Exhcnage 2003 SP2 running on Server 2003, most clients are using Outlook 2003 some Thunderbird or similar mail clients.
When a user sends an email to anyone in the company using the Global Address List, sometimes the recipient and even the CCed recipient address comes out as (???????@domain.com) or sometimes as (?????????????).....so replying will bounce since the email address is invalid.

Have not found anything on the internet regaring my issue, I appreciate all the help.

Thanks,
SD

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RE: Email Addresses have question mark Outlook 2003 wit... - 8.Oct.2008 7:26:37 PM

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Not something I have seen, so I do my standard things - remove any third party software form the machine, particularly AV and Antispam software. Those are always to prime candidates for odd things happening with Exchange. Disabling them is not enough.

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