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I upgrade to 2003 w/SP2 from 5.5 this weekend with hopes of fixing this problem with no luck. I have 30-40 machines if not more, with varios OS (2000,XP), SP and Office versions (2000,2002,2003) that are experiencing significany delays in sending and receiving their email. It's like the email is right there and the user has to jiggle their Outlook (mouse on any of the Outlook In/Out, etc boxes) to get the email to flow both in and out. An email will sit in the outbox until something in Outlook is moused on and the same for Incoming.

It doesn't appear to be a network issue as the machines are on different segments. I replaced cables, network cards, different ports on the switch etc with the old server and have gone through something similar with the new. Everything is extremely fast as long as something in Outlook is moused on.

Send Receive is set to send immediately when connected, account properties are automatically detect connection state, 30 seconds until server connection timeout. We are not running anything in cached mode.


At this point I am at a loss, so any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
 
Exchange database size is around 3 GB and network card is fiber. Server is dual Xeon HP 3.4, 2GB RAM, SCSI 10K drives, etc...
 
This is often a FSMO issue. Check how many GCs you have and if they are all visible.
 
By GC you mean Global Catalog servers?
All 7 of my DCs are GCs. I am by no means an AD expert so it's probably a setting or site config that's wrong...
 
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