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Missing Emails - Exchange 2013 - Outlook 2016 - iOS
Hello,
I have a issue with missing emails. A user called me today saying that an email had popped up on his iPhone then in Outlook 2016 then immediately disappeared from both devices. I checked Deleted Items, Junk and even the Sync Issues folder and the email was nowhere to be found.
I logged into OWA and the email was also missing. Another email came in while I was logged into OWA and that too immediately disappeared. this does not happen to all emails and he still has a lot of email traffic with a 17GB Mailbox.
It is a small network with 25 users 1 DC and 1 Exchange server
I have repaired all the OST's associated with his account but he is now concerned he is missing a lot of emails and as always he's the MD.
I would like advice in how to proceed, all I can now think of is that there is a problem with the database but it seems a bit drastic to move all the users to a new database.
Any advice is welcome.
Thanks
Dave
I have a issue with missing emails. A user called me today saying that an email had popped up on his iPhone then in Outlook 2016 then immediately disappeared from both devices. I checked Deleted Items, Junk and even the Sync Issues folder and the email was nowhere to be found.
I logged into OWA and the email was also missing. Another email came in while I was logged into OWA and that too immediately disappeared. this does not happen to all emails and he still has a lot of email traffic with a 17GB Mailbox.
It is a small network with 25 users 1 DC and 1 Exchange server
I have repaired all the OST's associated with his account but he is now concerned he is missing a lot of emails and as always he's the MD.
I would like advice in how to proceed, all I can now think of is that there is a problem with the database but it seems a bit drastic to move all the users to a new database.
Any advice is welcome.
Thanks
Dave
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Thanks, i'll try it for tomorrow.
Dave
Dave
No additional comment from author. So the Solution Works.
Forgot to put in original post... there are rules, quite a few in fact but, none that reference the two effected emails. do I still need to delete all the rules to eliminate?
Dave