I had a distribution list named "<Comany> Jobs" with the email "jobs@domain.com"... Well, I encountered auto-reply rules with one of the accounts that was in it so I deleted the distribution group and created a mail-enabled public folder named differently, but with the same jobs@domain.com the deleted distribution group had. For some reason, when I try sending an email to jobs@domain.com, it still resolves to the deleted distribution group. I'm not sure why it's doing this. No one in the company can send an email to this address because it returns a NDR. If I go to the TO and try looking for the deleted distribution group, it's not there, so why does it keep resolving? Anyone outside of the company can send it to jobs@domain.com and it works just fine.

That's Outlook cache nickname. You may need to clean up the nickname entry for your Outlook.

That's Outlook cache nickname. You may need to clean up the nickname entry for your Outlook. How do I do that? Isn't Outlook supposed to synchronize with the server every 24 hours?

type the name from your Outlook, it will pop up with your old DL, if there are multiple entries, move the up/down curse to highlight the entry and press delete key from your keyboard. Searching for Outlook nickname from web, you will learn how it works.

type the name from your Outlook, it will pop up with your old DL, if there are multiple entries, move the up/down curse to highlight the entry and press delete key from your keyboard. Searching for Outlook nickname from web, you will learn how it works. Thanks.