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Hi,
I am running on a local area network. Just 7 clients running Outlook 2007.
They are all me, just different machines and I am using Exchange to keep all
my Outlook instances in sync.
Everything was fine until this weekend (Saturday) and now two of the seven
machines will not connect to the Exchange 2003 server. I have not changed
anything.
Things I have tried
- rebooted the Exchange server
- rebooted the client machines
- in the Outlook 2007 clients, I went offline, shut down, restarted, went
online
- Control Panel / Mail / repaired the Exchange connection (nothing to fix
but I let it find the exchange server again by using the IP address and then
"check names". This seemed to force it to recognize the Exchange server and
account again.
- turned off Windows Firewall
- disabled NOD32 (only running on one machine, the other is running OneCare)
- System Restore on both machines to a week before the issue arose
- physically connected to the network at the sam port and cable that is
working with other machines
- update the windows/system32/drivers/etc/hosts file to include the IP
address and machine name for the Exchange Server
Things I checked
- I can ping the Exchange server
- both by IP address and machine name
Environment
Server: Server 2003
Exchange: Exchange 2003
Clients: Windows Vista Ultimate SP1
Outlook 2007
I would be most grateful for any suggestions on how to get these machines to
work with Exchange again.
Thank you!
I am running on a local area network. Just 7 clients running Outlook 2007.
They are all me, just different machines and I am using Exchange to keep all
my Outlook instances in sync.
Everything was fine until this weekend (Saturday) and now two of the seven
machines will not connect to the Exchange 2003 server. I have not changed
anything.
Things I have tried
- rebooted the Exchange server
- rebooted the client machines
- in the Outlook 2007 clients, I went offline, shut down, restarted, went
online
- Control Panel / Mail / repaired the Exchange connection (nothing to fix
but I let it find the exchange server again by using the IP address and then
"check names". This seemed to force it to recognize the Exchange server and
account again.
- turned off Windows Firewall
- disabled NOD32 (only running on one machine, the other is running OneCare)
- System Restore on both machines to a week before the issue arose
- physically connected to the network at the sam port and cable that is
working with other machines
- update the windows/system32/drivers/etc/hosts file to include the IP
address and machine name for the Exchange Server
Things I checked
- I can ping the Exchange server
- both by IP address and machine name
Environment
Server: Server 2003
Exchange: Exchange 2003
Clients: Windows Vista Ultimate SP1
Outlook 2007
I would be most grateful for any suggestions on how to get these machines to
work with Exchange again.
Thank you!