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The Microsoft Exchange administrator has made a change that requires you quit and restart Outlook intermittently popping up
I am having this pop up intermittently for all users. It never requires them to close Outlook but still occurs fairly often. Any ideas where to start? My searching has come up with nothing of substance
Hi,
Please check the attribute msExchHomePublicMDB for the Database which is hosting these user mailboxes using ADSIEdit.msc. Verify that it is pointing to a correct PF Database, if it is not, please modify it accordingly. If there is no PF Database, then clear the attribute.
Please check the attribute msExchHomePublicMDB for the Database which is hosting these user mailboxes using ADSIEdit.msc. Verify that it is pointing to a correct PF Database, if it is not, please modify it accordingly. If there is no PF Database, then clear the attribute.
Hey there,
This problem generally arises in either of the following cases:
In both the cases even if you restart the Outlook, the message will continue to popup.
In order to resolve this problem you must apply the 2863911 update for Microsoft Outlook 2013. To know more about this update please refer following article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2770432
In case this does not work please incorporate the following manual methods (taken from http://support.microsoft.com/kb/KbView/2934750):
To repair the Exchange email account, follow these steps:
1) Start Outlook.
2) Click File, Account Settings, and then click Account Settings.
3) With the Exchange email account selected, click Repair.
4) In the Repair Account dialog box, click Next.
5) After the configuration finishes, restart Outlook.
After you restart Outlook, the status bar may show your status as Working Offline. To connect, follow these steps:
1) Click the Send/Receive tab.
2) Click Work Offline to turn off this feature.
Create a new Outlook profile. To do this, follow these steps:
1) Open Control Panel. To do this, follow these steps:
a) In Windows 7 or Windows Vista, click Start, and then click Control Panel.
b) In Windows 8, type Control Panel on the Start screen.
2) Click Mail.
3) Click Show Profiles.
4) Click Add.
5) In the Profile Name box, specify a new name for the profile.
6) In the appropriate boxes, specify values for user name, the primary SMTP address, and the password. Then, click Next.
7) In the Add Account dialog box, click Finish.
8) Under Always use this profile, select the profile name that you used in step 5.
You can incorporate any of the following methods. I guess one these problems can resolve you problem. Any further queries are welcome.
Regards
Phil
This problem generally arises in either of the following cases:
while you use Outlook 2013 version 15.0.4551.1004 and later versions
or in case you have moved the mailbox to some other location
In both the cases even if you restart the Outlook, the message will continue to popup.
In order to resolve this problem you must apply the 2863911 update for Microsoft Outlook 2013. To know more about this update please refer following article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2770432
In case this does not work please incorporate the following manual methods (taken from http://support.microsoft.com/kb/KbView/2934750):
1. [b]Repair the Exchange email account[/b]
To repair the Exchange email account, follow these steps:
1) Start Outlook.
2) Click File, Account Settings, and then click Account Settings.
3) With the Exchange email account selected, click Repair.
4) In the Repair Account dialog box, click Next.
5) After the configuration finishes, restart Outlook.
After you restart Outlook, the status bar may show your status as Working Offline. To connect, follow these steps:
1) Click the Send/Receive tab.
2) Click Work Offline to turn off this feature.
2. [b]Create an Outlook profile[/b]
Create a new Outlook profile. To do this, follow these steps:
1) Open Control Panel. To do this, follow these steps:
a) In Windows 7 or Windows Vista, click Start, and then click Control Panel.
b) In Windows 8, type Control Panel on the Start screen.
2) Click Mail.
3) Click Show Profiles.
4) Click Add.
5) In the Profile Name box, specify a new name for the profile.
6) In the appropriate boxes, specify values for user name, the primary SMTP address, and the password. Then, click Next.
7) In the Add Account dialog box, click Finish.
8) Under Always use this profile, select the profile name that you used in step 5.
3. [b]Move the mailbox to Exchange Server 2010[/b]
Temporarily restore the mailbox to the original server, or move the mailbox to another Exchange 2010 mailbox server.You can incorporate any of the following methods. I guess one these problems can resolve you problem. Any further queries are welcome.
Regards
Phil
Do you have more than one server?
That message usually pops up when you have a DAG and a failover event takes place.
I have seen it also happen though when the DNS records are not configured correctly.
Simon.
That message usually pops up when you have a DAG and a failover event takes place.
I have seen it also happen though when the DNS records are not configured correctly.
Simon.
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This is a single server.
I am using a version of outlook later than you gave.
I do not have a public folder database...is that the issue you think? I've seen some people mention that helping, even though they do not use the public folder.
I am using a version of outlook later than you gave.
I do not have a public folder database...is that the issue you think? I've seen some people mention that helping, even though they do not use the public folder.
Would you kindly post the image of the error you get?
if you need to masq your name/username/domain capture the image using alt+print screen and paste the data into mspain or similar. save as jpg/png and post here .
if you need to masq your name/username/domain capture the image using alt+print screen and paste the data into mspain or similar. save as jpg/png and post here .
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There was not a public database or mailbox setup. Using some other research I found that this could lead to the problems I was experiencing. Created these and the popups went away. Odd since they do not use any public mailboxes
Timeout?
The restart is needed because access/connection drops?