Hello!
We experienced a problem on the Chief-Operating-Officer's desktop outlook. More than Emails came in late. Our IT Manager said:
[quote"]As per checking on the server and on the OWA of COO – a synchronization error occur in the Outlook of COO desktop. Synchronization did not complete and system tried to complete it up to late 5:40pm but was not successful.
Have attach the error checking as well as grep tracing of 'COO's email address' email address . On the grep tracing it shows that email started to update by about 3:00PM in COO outlook folder
Root cause – mail server and storage database of 'company' email was already in near capacity and limit threshold. And 'company' mail storage hard disk has occasionally went offline and dismounted in the exchange mail server. Which cause the synchronization of folder to slow down and failed and since COO Outlook has many identity it will need update each of the folder identity.
Synchronization usually occur for all outlook email folder when server was restarted or went offline and upon staff logging to email. This is normally automatically done by Outlook behind"
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I just want to ask if these are the possible causes.
Thanks and Best Regards
Bob
We experienced a problem on the Chief-Operating-Officer's desktop outlook. More than Emails came in late. Our IT Manager said:
[quote"]As per checking on the server and on the OWA of COO – a synchronization error occur in the Outlook of COO desktop. Synchronization did not complete and system tried to complete it up to late 5:40pm but was not successful.
Have attach the error checking as well as grep tracing of 'COO's email address' email address . On the grep tracing it shows that email started to update by about 3:00PM in COO outlook folder
Root cause – mail server and storage database of 'company' email was already in near capacity and limit threshold. And 'company' mail storage hard disk has occasionally went offline and dismounted in the exchange mail server. Which cause the synchronization of folder to slow down and failed and since COO Outlook has many identity it will need update each of the folder identity.
Synchronization usually occur for all outlook email folder when server was restarted or went offline and upon staff logging to email. This is normally automatically done by Outlook behind"
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I just want to ask if these are the possible causes.
Thanks and Best Regards
Bob