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OAB is not updating on local Outlook clients.
We've recently upgraded to Exchange 2010 from Exchange 2007. Since then, when I create a new Distribution List it does not show up in Outlook. If I connect to OWA it is there. If I force a download via Send/Receive - Download Address Book that still does nothing.
The only way I can get it to download properly is to go to C:\Users\user\AppData\Loca
Help please!
The only way I can get it to download properly is to go to C:\Users\user\AppData\Loca
Help please!
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Desktops or laptops? Remote or local connections? Is cache mode enabled?
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Desktops and laptops. Remote and local connections, Cache Mode is enabled.
Try this: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-GB/exchange2010/thread/c45c2564-7e68-46c5-bd07-faf0563338c6
Also pay mind at the bottom it mentions schedules and logging. Hope this helps.
Also pay mind at the bottom it mentions schedules and logging. Hope this helps.
Where is the Users Mailbox ?
What all roles does 2010 server has ?
Is the OAB still being generated by E2k7 or E2k10 ?
Which OAB is the Mailbox Database pointing and is the data updated with the Same CAS server ?
- Rancy
What all roles does 2010 server has ?
Is the OAB still being generated by E2k7 or E2k10 ?
Which OAB is the Mailbox Database pointing and is the data updated with the Same CAS server ?
- Rancy
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The User's Mailbox is on the Exchange 2010 server.
We only have one server which has all roles.
It's being generated by the 2k10 server.
It's pointing to the Default one generated on the 2k10 server.
I tested it through Autoconfig on Outlook and the OAB URL is showing:
External : https://webmail.domain.com/OAB/a59254a7-667a-4e6d-a0e0-40f3387400e4
Internal : http://server1.domainlocal.com/OAB/a59254a7-667a-4e6d-a0e0-40f3387400e4
Seem normal?
We only have one server which has all roles.
It's being generated by the 2k10 server.
It's pointing to the Default one generated on the 2k10 server.
I tested it through Autoconfig on Outlook and the OAB URL is showing:
External : https://webmail.domain.com/OAB/a59254a7-667a-4e6d-a0e0-40f3387400e4
Internal : http://server1.domainlocal.com/OAB/a59254a7-667a-4e6d-a0e0-40f3387400e4
Seem normal?
Is the LZX files created in ExchangeOAB GUID and same transfered to CAS ExchangeOAB folder ?
What is the Distribution types set to ?
- Rancy
What is the Distribution types set to ?
- Rancy
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The files in ExchangeOAB folder are more recent than in the ClientAccess\OAB folder.
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Yeah the FDS service is running.
Please restart it :)
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Ok I did and I see a bunch of LZX files copied over.
Is this something that has to be done all the time?
Is this something that has to be done all the time?
Nopes sometimes the services dont function what they should so a Restart can just push the process.
- Rancy
- Rancy
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I think it was the restarting of the FDS service that finally pushed the updated OAB out.