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Hi there,<br />
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could you tell me with what version of Outlook you are connecting?<br />
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Thanks!<br />
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Michael
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Hi there,

could you tell me with what version of Outlook you are connecting?

Thanks!

Michael

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Yes MichaelVH,<br />
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THe version of Outlook is 2003. &nbsp;THe version of Exchange, after upgrade, is Exchange 2007 as part of the Small Business Server 2008.
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Yes MichaelVH,

THe version of Outlook is 2003.  THe version of Exchange, after upgrade, is Exchange 2007 as part of the Small Business Server 2008.

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We upgraded to Small Business Server 2008 from a Small Business Server 2003 domain over the weekend. &nbsp;All good and tight, except that now all users are receiving error message as follows in Outlook 2003: <br />
! Task 'Microsoft Exchange Server' reported error (0x8004010F) : 'the operation failed. &nbsp;An object could not be found.'<br />
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I understand that this issue is regarding the Offline Address Book, which apparently did not pull over or propogate correctly. &nbsp;We have made sue that the OAB can be deployed online, and believe that we ahve all the other settings correct as several mentions users have made in past blogs. &nbsp;I am hopeful that there will wind up being a clear cut resolution; whether we create a new OAB or otherwise. &nbsp;Sincerely appreciate the wisdomw of the EX techs.<br />
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We upgraded to Small Business Server 2008 from a Small Business Server 2003 domain over the weekend.  All good and tight, except that now all users are receiving error message as follows in Outlook 2003: 
! Task 'Microsoft Exchange Server' reported error (0x8004010F) : 'the operation failed.  An object could not be found.'

I understand that this issue is regarding the Offline Address Book, which apparently did not pull over or propogate correctly.  We have made sue that the OAB can be deployed online, and believe that we ahve all the other settings correct as several mentions users have made in past blogs.  I am hopeful that there will wind up being a clear cut resolution; whether we create a new OAB or otherwise.  Sincerely appreciate the wisdomw of the EX techs.



Issue with Offline Address Book after Small Business Server 2008 Migration

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.