Doug,
I found some information that says you might encounter this problem if your
Outlook profile has problems. Just to verify this, can you tell me what's in
the "Mailbox mode" box under:
1. On the Tools menu, click E-Mail Accounts.
2. Click Next.
3. Select Microsoft Exchange Server, and click Change.
4. Click More Settings.
5. Select the Advanced tab.
So, does this problem occur if you:
1. Exit Outlook.
2. <rename> any existing .ost files
3. Create a new Cached mode profile using the Mail control panel.
4. Start Outlook (and let it synch with a new .ost file for the new profile)
Thanks
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DougV said:
This error message only occurs with offline caching enabled. For some
reason I have the same problem. A new Sync Issues error every time I open
Outlook 2003 (connecting to Exchange 2000) if I have offline caching
enabled. It only started occuring on my machine in the last couple of days,
and I'm not exactly sure what causes it. It usually occurs like this for
me:
16:45:02 Synchronizer Version 11.0.5604
16:45:03 Synchronizing Mailbox 'dougv'
16:45:03 Synchronizing Hierarchy
16:45:03 Error synchronizing folder
16:45:03 [80040119-501-0-5C0]
16:45:03 The client operation failed.
16:45:03 Microsoft Exchange Server Information Store
16:45:03 For more information on this failure, click the URL below:
16:45:03
http://www.microsoft.com/support/prodredirect/outlook2000_us.asp?err=80040119-501-0-5c0
16:45:03 Done
16:45:03 Microsoft Exchange offline address book
16:45:03 Download successful
It's definitely not a size issue with mine because I've only got 9MB of
data locally, and only 7MB on the server (not sure why this is not matching
either, but I'm sure it only has something to do with compression). I've
tried changing the .ost file, making sure it refreshes everything, but it
still sends this error, and there's no way to turn off the errors.
What boggles my mind is that it gives you a link to an Outlook 2000 help
page, and not 2003... curiously, the steps to change some of the
synchronization options (on this incorrect link) don't even exist in my
version of outlook 2003.
I've looked through just about every damn knowledgebase page dealing with
synchronization, and there's nothing. I've even tried renaming the es*.dll
files that keep coming up in the work-arounds, but that does nothing also.
Technet is no help, and none of my coworkers have seen this problem before.