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When you rebooted your Exchange server last time?
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not sure on that but I dont think it was just recent why?
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Vmich, <br />
Before you go rebooting your exchange, have them reboot there phones..
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thats what I was thinking size of mailbox..<br />
Large attachements is good and yes the crap connections to internet but cant tell the users that one...:)
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The size of the mailboxes also could affect outlook to correct as far as speed and such?
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Vmich, <br />
Also another one.. <br />
If it only occurs at certain times of day.. <br />
and they use Android devices, it could be Google Play doing updates.. <br />
Another one that i have had was a user was streaming netflix at night, forgot to turn it off, and then had email slowness issues the next day... &quot;Imagine that&quot;
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Vmich, <br />
Depends on the size of the box, pc, connection, and version of exchange and outlook.. <br />
But in a 2k10 environment with say a decent physical 2k8R2 server and Windows 7 clients running at least 2k7 office.. Typically you won't have issues with millions of emails that are all text, but if you have every other email has a 10-20mb PDF attachment.. you can smoke a cigg and make a coffee before email will load up..
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I have users that started to complain that Active Sync seems to be going very slow now...<br />
I thought that it could be because of the size of their items folders that are being sent down to their devices?<br />
Could there be anything esle I could look at or am I barking up the right tree with the size of their folders, like sent, calendars, etc?
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I have users that started to complain that Active Sync seems to be going very slow now...
I thought that it could be because of the size of their items folders that are being sent down to their devices?
Could there be anything esle I could look at or am I barking up the right tree with the size of their folders, like sent, calendars, etc?

Users complaining about slownessin Activ Sync with exch 2010

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