Forum FAQ: How to delete the delegate rule?
Question: How to delete the delegate rule? Answer: 1. Download the latest version of the MFC Mapi tool from the following link <http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=55FDFFD7-1878-4637-9808-1E21ABB3AE37&displaylang=en> 2. Run MFCMAPI and hit 'OK' to clear the 'About MFCMAPI' information dialog. 3. Select Session from the dropdown menu and click Logon and Display Store Table. 4. Choose the Outlook Profile needed if set to prompt otherwise if there is only one profile it will load that one by default. 5. Double-click the Default Store for the user's mailbox. Note: if there are multiple entries then there could be several Personal Folder Files represented and you should see the Mailbox Store on the Server as well as Public Folders on the Server. If there is still a question you can look for the column header: PR_Default_Store and there will be a 'F' for those that are NOT the default delivery location and a "T" for the one that is.) This will be the one you want to select. 6. Expand the 'Root Container' item. 7. Double-click "FREEBUSY DATA" 8. On the right you will normally see two items, one a 'sniffer' and the other the 'LocalFreeBusy'. 9. In the lower pane you will see numerous entries and it will have an item in the Named column reflecting 0x6844101E and in the 4th column under 'Value' you will see any Delegate's names. 10. Close the 'FREEBUSY DATA' window. 11. Then expand the 'Top of Information Store' item and Highlight the 'Inbox' 12. Go to the 'Actions' dropdown and select 'Display Rules Table'. 13. Select the Schedule + EMS Interface (Delegate Rule) and delete it. Note: This state will be at column PR_RULE_PROVIDER which will only exist in a Mailbox on the Server and NOT in a PST file. Remember, if there are multiple delegates assigned this will remove them all and you have add the new delegate manually later 14. Close windows to the main MFCMapi Screen and select Session dropdown menu and hit Logoff. Applies to: Microsoft Exchange Server 2007
March 31st, 2010 5:46am

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