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Microsoft Exchange - Random Machines Not Updating
We have :
50 Users / 25 Terminal Users
2008R2 - Terminal Server x 2 (brokering)
1 x Microsoft Exchange 2010 Server (CAS)
1 x Microsoft Exchange 2010 Server (Mailbox)
We have at random intervals computers that are not updating without pressing Shift+F9.
The exchange CAS server logs are clean and there is no connection issue out of the ordinary, when they press Shift+F9 everything goes good, but it automatically would not come through.
Most of the clients are 2010 - 14.0.6112.5000 running RPC over HTTPS.
I have tried :
- Headers Only
- Full Items
- Deleting / Compacting OST
- Reinstalling Microsoft Office
It is very intermittent and seems to happen only on random computers.
It says down the bottom "last updated 21/09/2012 @ 12:34pm" so it doesnt say "All folders are up to date".
The user could login the next day and everything would be 100% fine, so it is an annoying one.
The exchange servers are both running SP2, i can get the actual version if this is required.
Would appreciate any help.
Cheers,
Adam
50 Users / 25 Terminal Users
2008R2 - Terminal Server x 2 (brokering)
1 x Microsoft Exchange 2010 Server (CAS)
1 x Microsoft Exchange 2010 Server (Mailbox)
We have at random intervals computers that are not updating without pressing Shift+F9.
The exchange CAS server logs are clean and there is no connection issue out of the ordinary, when they press Shift+F9 everything goes good, but it automatically would not come through.
Most of the clients are 2010 - 14.0.6112.5000 running RPC over HTTPS.
I have tried :
- Headers Only
- Full Items
- Deleting / Compacting OST
- Reinstalling Microsoft Office
It is very intermittent and seems to happen only on random computers.
It says down the bottom "last updated 21/09/2012 @ 12:34pm" so it doesnt say "All folders are up to date".
The user could login the next day and everything would be 100% fine, so it is an annoying one.
The exchange servers are both running SP2, i can get the actual version if this is required.
Would appreciate any help.
Cheers,
Adam
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All users are configured
- Cached Exchange Mode
- Full Items
The reason i have opted for cached is to reduce the amount of traffic downloading on the network, some user mailboxes are large.
I will apply the hotfix, however this issue only started recently and seems to apply on different machines, different O/S, different hotfix/application levels on the workstations/terminal servers so i am skeptical if it is an issue with the workstations.
To add, there is an ESET plugin that has been recently installed / updated on the workstations / computers.
I didnt think this would be the issue as i would imagine it would cause more common errors, i was going to remove the plugin and see what happens.
Any more advice would be appreciated.
- Cached Exchange Mode
- Full Items
The reason i have opted for cached is to reduce the amount of traffic downloading on the network, some user mailboxes are large.
I will apply the hotfix, however this issue only started recently and seems to apply on different machines, different O/S, different hotfix/application levels on the workstations/terminal servers so i am skeptical if it is an issue with the workstations.
To add, there is an ESET plugin that has been recently installed / updated on the workstations / computers.
I didnt think this would be the issue as i would imagine it would cause more common errors, i was going to remove the plugin and see what happens.
Any more advice would be appreciated.
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The issue was not resolved. Server was reloaded and this seemed to resolve the issue, so it was definately something server side.
ASKER
Cheers,
Adam