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Outlook 2007 getting error 0x80190194 when connecting to a new Exchange 2007 install

I am in the process of updating my company and am setting up a new Exchange 2007 server in a new domain. I have setup Exchange 2003 before, but this is my first time touching 2007 and it has changed a lot.
I did a full install of all Exchange services on the server, then created an AD user as well as an Exchange mailbox for myself.

When I went to my laptop (already joined to the new domain) and tried to connect my Outlook 2007 to the Exchange server I receive "Task 'Microsoft Exchange' reported error (0x80190194) : 'The operation failed.'". I need help figuring out what is causing this (since I am new to Exchange 2007) and how to fix it.

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jjwolven🇺🇸

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I checked the Event Viewer, and event 1008 shows up already.

I stopped and restarted MSExchangeFDS with no difference.

I went to try Workaround2 as noted, but the directory was already there.

After trying all of that the same error is still occurring. Is there something I might have missed or need to check?

jjwolven🇺🇸

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Is there anything else I can try? All that was done and I still receive the error.

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I have everything fixed and running to send and receive email through the exchange server, but I am still getting this error.

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Member_2_49692

have you tried redoing the account on the laptop ?

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It is happening on multiple computers.

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try this too

If FDS states that it has replicated the files they should be there. If you want to run a test to see if anything else is going on you can do the following:

1. Delete all of the OAB folders in the distrubition point.

2. Open both directories for the OAB and \Client Access\OAB

3. Change the polling interval to 2 minutes (this will speed up the test). Run Get-OabVirtualDirectory| Set-OabVirtualDirectory -pollinterval 2. (You will want to change this back after).

4. Rebuild your OAB and then watch to see if the folder gets replicated over.

If your still getting this error it is equal to a 404 file not found

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itgroove🇨🇦

One followup note from a different perspective. I had the same errors/issues but in my case, it was because my OAB settings (set in the dialogs) weren't being set, because Exchange couldn't do any Remote Procedure Calls (RPC's) to itself. It turned out the local Remote Registry Service was disabled on my Exchange Server (which was a Windows 2008 Server box). I enabled that, went in and unchecked/checked the OAB boxes and voila, my problem was sorted.

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excellent post briancassin

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How did you enabled that ?

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helpdesk2300🇺🇸

Good Afternoon All,

One of my clients is currently experiencing this issue. I've checked all the solutions stated above and it still gives an error when i go to a client computer and try to download the address book. None of their new users are showing up in the GAL, all the older users show up just fine, but any recent changes don't show up. The OAB folders are populated and users can search for other users, however, updating fails, any ideas?

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