First and foremost I'd check that the following is checked in Outlook:
Tools Options
Mail Setup tab
Send immediately when connected
Then click Send/Recieve button and verify...
In the Group Name...Send/Recieve when you should see something like:
All Accounts Online and Offline
Setting for group "All Accounts"
check Include this group in send/recieve (f9)
Your tip really saved my butt. The CEO of my company could not access his outlook when accessing via WiFi or RAS. I tried your tip and it worked like a charm and I get to go home at a decent hour tonight.
In general using the Exchange Cached mode of outlook is bad. I've had it corrupt mailboxes and cause my backups to fail. If the user in question has less than 2GB or mail, then I would suggest that you configure the system with an .ost file. This is like going back to Outlook XP or before. The do the "automatically send when connected setting".
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