Quick overview of our setup. We have a single central exchange server that our users from our remote locations connect to over a T1.
I have one user who's Outlook periodically will go to offline because it says it cannot connect to the exchange server. However the user still has internet connection and can browse to network shares. All of our remote users (people 10+ miles from our server) have their "Use cached exchange mode" option checked, and from all those users this is the only one I know of who is experiencing this problem. What is really strange is this user can press the "Send/Receive" button and their outlook will connect to the exchange server and send and receive their email, it just doesn’t do it automatically when it is showing as offline.
The only thing I have really done has been to delete and create this user's profile again which works for a while but its sort of hit and miss how long fix the issue. The user can also use the send/receive button as well but that is not very practical. Anything else to try outside of reinstalling office, anyone else seen this issue in their organization?
Thanks.
I have one user who's Outlook periodically will go to offline because it says it cannot connect to the exchange server. However the user still has internet connection and can browse to network shares. All of our remote users (people 10+ miles from our server) have their "Use cached exchange mode" option checked, and from all those users this is the only one I know of who is experiencing this problem. What is really strange is this user can press the "Send/Receive" button and their outlook will connect to the exchange server and send and receive their email, it just doesn’t do it automatically when it is showing as offline.
The only thing I have really done has been to delete and create this user's profile again which works for a while but its sort of hit and miss how long fix the issue. The user can also use the send/receive button as well but that is not very practical. Anything else to try outside of reinstalling office, anyone else seen this issue in their organization?
Thanks.