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Other users were actually not off network. this user was the only one. <br />
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I'll have to give the exchange connectivity a go, but due to the short time frame I had and the users frustration, I ended up putting them on the actual domain/network and it worked fine.
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Other users were actually not off network. this user was the only one.

I'll have to give the exchange connectivity a go, but due to the short time frame I had and the users frustration, I ended up putting them on the actual domain/network and it worked fine.

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hi guys, <br />
<br />
one of our users is logged on locally on to her laptop. That laptop is connected to our network and is connected to her Exchange mailbox. So she can send/receive emails fine. <br />
<br />
However, when she selects 'Automatic replies' on her Outlook 2010, she receives a message that says 'our automatic replies cannot be displayed becasue the server is unavailable'.<br />
<br />
When we log her on to the domain, this issue disappears. <br />
<br />
Does the account have to be logged on to the domain to be used correctly? Is this problem due to being logged on locally?<br />
<br />
thanks<br />
yashy
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hi guys, 

one of our users is logged on locally on to her laptop. That laptop is connected to our network and is connected to her Exchange mailbox. So she can send/receive emails fine. 

However, when she selects 'Automatic replies' on her Outlook 2010, she receives a message that says 'our automatic replies cannot be displayed becasue the server is unavailable'.

When we log her on to the domain, this issue disappears. 

Does the account have to be logged on to the domain to be used correctly? Is this problem due to being logged on locally?

thanks
yashy

Outlook (2010) automatic replies: server unavailable

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Exchange

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