unable to open folders in Outlook 2003 after using OWA 2003

[Aaron]

Over the weekend we moved our mailboxes from Exchange 2000 to Exchange server
2003. I check the Outlook to make sure everything is working before leaving
work. I can open my calendar, contact and everything else. Then I went home
and use OWA 2003 to access my email Sunday morning. This morning when I try
to access my contact, calendar or other folder from my Outlook 2003 at work,
it won't let me access it and error out. Does any one know how to fix this
problem?

The people in the office that use OWA over the weekend have the same
problem. the people who didn't have duplicate folders in their Outlook. I
also try to create a new profile but when start Outlook with the new profile
it error out. Let me know. thanks.

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

And the exact error messages are???

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After furious head scratching, Aaron asked:

| Over the weekend we moved our mailboxes from Exchange 2000 to
| Exchange server 2003. I check the Outlook to make sure everything is
| working before leaving work. I can open my calendar, contact and
| everything else. Then I went home and use OWA 2003 to access my
| email Sunday morning. This morning when I try to access my contact,
| calendar or other folder from my Outlook 2003 at work, it won't let
| me access it and error out. Does any one know how to fix this
| problem?
|
| The people in the office that use OWA over the weekend have the same
| problem. the people who didn't have duplicate folders in their
| Outlook. I also try to create a new profile but when start Outlook
| with the new profile it error out. Let me know. thanks.

 

[Aaron]

Hi Milly, there was no error message but after searching I find an article
that have the same issue and steps to correct it. Thanks for your help.
Below is the URL to the article.

http://www.pro-exchange.be/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=40