When attempting to delete a user account on SBS2003 SP2, I get the following
error:
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User account name: LDAP://CN=John
Smith,OU=SBSUsers,OU=Users,OU=MyBusiness,DC=MyLAN,DC=Local
Home folder: \\MyDC01\Users\SmithJ
The home folder for this user account could not be removed.
Failed to delete user's quota with error [0x80070050]. Thhis can occur if
the user still has files on the server.
The user account was removed.
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From the SBS Mgmt interface, the user account is no longer present, so the
user account does seem to have been deleted. However, the smithj user folder
is still in the shared users folder on the server. From the administrator
account, when attempting to delete the smithj folder (and all its subfolders,
i.e. My Documents, etc.), an access denied error message is shown. How does
one delete this defunct user folder and all its subfolders/files?

Also, is there any way to verify if the smithj Exchange account has been
properly removed and all the user's email messages have been deleted?

There are a number of other long dormant user accounts that need to be
deleted on this server, primarily to free up disk space. These long gone
users have a lot of old email messages sitting in Exchange and old files in
their user folder (i.e. My Documents) on the server.

Before I attempt to delete any more of these dormant user accounts, I would
like to understand how to clean-up this partially deleted user and to
determine what went wrong so I don't get these errors when removing the rest
of the dormant user accounts. How do I ensure that when the user account is
deleted, all traces of that user will be removed (i.e. user email messages,
user doc folders, etc.)?

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks.
rcme