Castlewood
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Why do some emails get to one user late?
It's quite strange that one of my users sometimes (not all the time) got some (not all) of his emails several hours late, as compared to the very same emails got to other users in the list of "TO:" group. How could that happen? And why?
Could it be because his email box is too big (3 Gig) or what? Please help.
We are on Exchange 2010 and this user on Outlook 2007.
Could it be because his email box is too big (3 Gig) or what? Please help.
We are on Exchange 2010 and this user on Outlook 2007.
dexIT
More details please, what kind of Exchange setup do you have?
ASKER
We have a single Exchange server with about 50 mailboxes. All users use Outlook 2007.
could you post the output of a test at:
www.testexchangeconnectivity.com
www.testexchangeconnectivity.com
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As i mentioned above, use www.testexchangeconnectivity.com, mxtoolbox.com and a telnet test would give you a good idea. I'd also check the queue to see if there are any stuck messages and why.
You could also try re-creating your connector.
References:
http://community.spiceworks.com/topic/313355-email-get-stuck-in-exchange-2010-que
http://sys-pro.blogspot.com/2011/11/disable-starttls-on-ex2010-send.html
You could also try re-creating your connector.
References:
http://community.spiceworks.com/topic/313355-email-get-stuck-in-exchange-2010-que
http://sys-pro.blogspot.com/2011/11/disable-starttls-on-ex2010-send.html
ASKER
dexIT, can you tell me which test you want me to run? Is it "Microsoft Office Outlook Connectivity Tests" ?
Castlewood,
Under Microsoft Office Outlook Connectivity Tests, input your info and post the results.
It would also be worth performing an inbound SMTP email test as well to see if we can replicate the issue, monitor the queue as you're performing this test.
Under Microsoft Office Outlook Connectivity Tests, input your info and post the results.
It would also be worth performing an inbound SMTP email test as well to see if we can replicate the issue, monitor the queue as you're performing this test.