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Can you please check if the internal URL of the EWS is correct?<br />
Accessible from your client machines?
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Can you please check if the internal URL of the EWS is correct?
Accessible from your client machines?

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This can also happen if a user changes his/her sAMAccountName while keeping the primary email address. &nbsp;This problem was resolved after refreshing the OAB on the client Outlook.
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This can also happen if a user changes his/her sAMAccountName while keeping the primary email address.  This problem was resolved after refreshing the OAB on the client Outlook.

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Hi all!<br />
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We've got a single server setup of Microsoft Exhange 2010 SP1 + Update Rollup 2<br />
There is also a legacy Exchange 2003 server with one user left on it. The Exchange 2003 server is genereting the OAB.<br />
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Suddenly for some reason, whenever I click &quot;New E-mail&quot; or reply to a mail in Outlook 2010, I now get a message saying MailTips could not be retrieved. I figure this has something to do with the EWS? Please help!<br />
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I would like to add that MailTips work from OWA and Outlook in online mode.
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Hi all!

We've got a single server setup of Microsoft Exhange 2010 SP1 + Update Rollup 2
There is also a legacy Exchange 2003 server with one user left on it. The Exchange 2003 server is genereting the OAB.

Suddenly for some reason, whenever I click "New E-mail" or reply to a mail in Outlook 2010, I now get a message saying MailTips could not be retrieved. I figure this has something to do with the EWS? Please help!

I would like to add that MailTips work from OWA and Outlook in online mode.

MailTips could not be retrieved

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