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Check the Test-mailflow command from the &nbsp;EMS to check the mail flow
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Check the Test-mailflow command from the  EMS to check the mail flow

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This could happen because of N/w As well. have look at the n/w lattency as well.
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This could happen because of N/w As well. have look at the n/w lattency as well.

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You're going to have to give me a bit more detailed instructions on how to do what you're suggesting. &nbsp;I'm new to Exchange 2010.
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You're going to have to give me a bit more detailed instructions on how to do what you're suggesting.  I'm new to Exchange 2010.

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I was just experiencing this same issue with a user. &nbsp; But it was only happening with email correspondence with &quot;one&quot; sender. &nbsp; Dug through the senders emails.. &nbsp;and came to find that at some point that specific senders email signature image path changed from an <a href="HTTP://" rel="ugc nofollow">HTTP://</a>&nbsp;URL to a local file URL. &nbsp;like file:///\\mail-sign\Test.J<wbr />PG. &nbsp; If I shut off automatically download images that got rid of the message, or contacting the sender and informing them that their email signature had an issue is another option.
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I was just experiencing this same issue with a user.   But it was only happening with email correspondence with "one" sender.   Dug through the senders emails..  and came to find that at some point that specific senders email signature image path changed from an HTTP:// [HTTP://] URL to a local file URL.  like file:///\\mail-sign\Test.JPG.   If I shut off automatically download images that got rid of the message, or contacting the sender and informing them that their email signature had an issue is another option.

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@Bi-Winning, I'll research this, thanks
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A short while ago all of our Outlook 2010 mail came to a crawl. &nbsp;When we send it states, &quot;Contacting the server for information&quot;. &nbsp;I rebooted the Exchange server with no luck, &nbsp;What is the fix?<br />

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A short while ago all of our Outlook 2010 mail came to a crawl.  When we send it states, "Contacting the server for information".  I rebooted the Exchange server with no luck,  What is the fix?


Outlook is stating &quot;Contacting the Server for information&quot;

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.

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Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.

Outlook is stating &quot;Contacting the Server for information&quot;

Outlook is stating "Contacting the Server for information"