Likewise, can a disabled account still receive email?
Yes, mailboxes belonging to disabled users still receive mail. Yes the email address still receives emails, unless you delete the mail box in exchange.
Additionally, why is my out of office not working? Cause 1: There is a backlog of mailbox assistant events (Exchange 2010 only). Cause 2: The OOF rules templates are malformed or corrupted. Cause 3: The OOF rules quota is exceeded, and new rules cannot be created. Cause 4: The Remote Domain setting for the default (or specific) domain is not set to allow OOF messages.
Similarly one may ask, how do I turn on someone else's out of office?
Expand Admin Centers, and then select Exchange. Click the picture in the upper-right corner, select Another User, and then select the user mailbox that you want to change. On the left side, select Options, click Organize E-mail, and then click Automatic replies.
Why does my out of office only send once?
More Information. The Out of Office Assistant sends an automatic reply to notify users who send you messages that you are away from the office. Your reply is only sent once to a message sender. Microsoft Exchange clears its internal "sent to" list when you disable the Out of Office Assistant.
