I have one user (known anyway)who does not get some email delivered to the client. So far this is what we have:
- The emails that do not get delivered are always from the same person (external mail coming in).
- Most of the emails from this person ARE delivered. It's random as to the one's that don't get deliverd.
- There are no Rules set as I've blown away the users profile and recreated x2.
- All Logs from exchange show that the email IS delivered to the users mailbox - even when it doesn't make it.
- I setup email forwarding to my mailbox to see if I get the emails the user did not and I DO get the email.
- Client runs in Non-cached mode - NO PST files. Right off the server.
- Running Exchange 2007 & Outlook 2007 (all users).
I'm stumped and need some help with this.
Thanks.
Software/Hardware used:
Dell Optiplex 745, Outlook 2007, XP sp3, IE7.
ASKED:
October 29, 2010 8:20 PM
UPDATED:
November 1, 2010 9:00 PM
I’ve blown away the users profile and recreated…
In Exchange? Was Outlook also removed/installed on the client system?
On the client, does Outlook ‘Find’ report all of the received e-mails while not finding any of the lost e-mails?
When you receive copies of lost e-mails, does anything show up on your system in any kind of AV or other software log that might indicate a problem with the e-mail item? Looking into other apps that may interact with Outlook might show clues.
Tom
- The Spam folder was checked, there are no server side rules and any attachments are well under our limit.
- On the client side – outlook does not find any of the “lost” emails but finds everything else.
- The email I received, that the intended recipient did not receive, was nothing out of the ordinary that we don’t see a hundred times a day. When the sender re-sends the email it comes through fine. The sender has caught on to the problem and if they don’t hear anything back from the recipient in a given time they re-send.
- AV is not stopping anything nor is our spam system. Everything is bypassed on this particulare user as we try to troubleshoot the issue.
- As for other apps that interact with Outlook – there are only 2 and we have another 389 users that don’t have problems and everyone uses the same thing.
- The Outlook client was NOT removed/reinstalled. Didn’t see much use in doing that since the program works or doesn’t.
Thanks.
Russ