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Found it in EE<br />
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1. Restart the MS Exchange Mailbox Assistant Service. Check if it helped fix the issue.<br />
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2. If not, then recreate EWS. Entourage and Outlook... both get their OOF information from EWS.<br />
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Remove-WebservicesVirtualD<wbr />irectory -Identity &quot;CAS_NAME\EWS (Default Web Site)&quot;<br />
New-WebservicesVirtualDire<wbr />ctory<br />
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3. If the above 2 steps failed to resolve the issue, then the OOF is being generated by the store itself. Restart the Information Store service once.<br />

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Found it in EE



> 1. Restart the MS Exchange Mailbox Assistant Service. Check if it helped fix the issue.
> 
> 2. If not, then recreate EWS. Entourage and Outlook... both get their OOF information from EWS.
> 
> Remove-WebservicesVirtualDirectory -Identity "CAS_NAME\EWS (Default Web Site)"
> New-WebservicesVirtualDirectory
> 
> 3. If the above 2 steps failed to resolve the issue, then the OOF is being generated by the store itself. Restart the Information Store service once.

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We are currently running exchange 2007 as well as outlook 2007 on our terminal server. When users set an out of office reply in either OWA or Outlook and set it for a certain time period it continues even after the end time and date has been reached.<br />
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Any help is appreciated.
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We are currently running exchange 2007 as well as outlook 2007 on our terminal server. When users set an out of office reply in either OWA or Outlook and set it for a certain time period it continues even after the end time and date has been reached.

Any help is appreciated.

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