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tommy martin
We have been using Exchange for about 8 years. We have a mixed Windows/Mac
environment with several hundred users on Macs. Beginning in April 2008 we
started having users report email/calendar/contact duplicates. We have caught
Entourage in the act of duplicating and we can put a halt to it by quitting
Entourage, but it is happening to people every day and it is taking time away
from our support staff dealing with all of these duplicates. We have tried
upgrading to Office 2008 and it seems to have made the problem worse. We've
upgraded our Exchange 2003 server with all of the latest patches. We have
upgraded the computers to Leopard. We have moved users to our new 2007
Exchange server and the duplicates continue. Nothing seems to help. One thing
that may or may not be related is that we also switched our users to Active
Directory mobile accounts, but this started happening before we completed
that process and it was happening to people who were working with local
accounts. All of our Mac hardware is intel based-- mostly macbook pros . The
only thing that is somewhat consistent is users who have this problem the
most are those that tend to have 1000+ messages in their primary folders
(inbox, sent, deleted). We do have some users on Mac Pros with lots of RAM
and I do not think we have ever seen this occur on their computers. We have
been on the phone for hours with technet sending them tcpflow reports,
checking exchange servers, blackberry servers, virus software, etc. So far we
have not solved the problem and it's driving us crazy. Do you have any
suggestions? We are getting desperate and so are our users! Thanks.
environment with several hundred users on Macs. Beginning in April 2008 we
started having users report email/calendar/contact duplicates. We have caught
Entourage in the act of duplicating and we can put a halt to it by quitting
Entourage, but it is happening to people every day and it is taking time away
from our support staff dealing with all of these duplicates. We have tried
upgrading to Office 2008 and it seems to have made the problem worse. We've
upgraded our Exchange 2003 server with all of the latest patches. We have
upgraded the computers to Leopard. We have moved users to our new 2007
Exchange server and the duplicates continue. Nothing seems to help. One thing
that may or may not be related is that we also switched our users to Active
Directory mobile accounts, but this started happening before we completed
that process and it was happening to people who were working with local
accounts. All of our Mac hardware is intel based-- mostly macbook pros . The
only thing that is somewhat consistent is users who have this problem the
most are those that tend to have 1000+ messages in their primary folders
(inbox, sent, deleted). We do have some users on Mac Pros with lots of RAM
and I do not think we have ever seen this occur on their computers. We have
been on the phone for hours with technet sending them tcpflow reports,
checking exchange servers, blackberry servers, virus software, etc. So far we
have not solved the problem and it's driving us crazy. Do you have any
suggestions? We are getting desperate and so are our users! Thanks.