Thank you very much. I was completelly clueless on this one.
The user decided to get creative and did this confugration change on his
own.... and then called back complaining.
> On the remote PC, the user's Outlook profile is configured to deliver
> messages to a PST on that remote machine. The fix for this is to go to
> the remote PC and shut down Outlook. Go to CP -> Mail -> E-mail
> Accounts -> View or change existing e-mail accounts -> Next. At the
> bottom of the screen, change the "Deliver new e-mail" setting to
> "Mailbox - Username."
> The user's existing messages are in a PST on that remote PC. He/she can
> use the Outlook Folder List to drag the messages back into the Inbox. I
> recommend that after you get this sorted out, you close that PST from the
> r-click menu in the Outlook Folder List to prevent more items accidentally
> ending up there.
> "Pedro R." <pram...@nospam.remove.sapo.pt> wrote in message
> news:OVeXxmXXKHA.3720@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
>> Hi all
>> I may be missing something here but this is an issue that I have never
>> come across:
>> - We are running SBS2003 R2 Premium
>> - We have one remote user who is using Outlook 2003 and the computer
>> connects to exchange through HTTPS (I believe also called Outlook
>> Anywhere or RPCoverHTTP)
>> - The local computer of the user is set up with cachin enabled.
>> However, for this particular user, when the email is syncronized with the
>> server, all emails disappear from the users mailbox on the Exchaneg
>> Server.
>> The emails are still available on the local computer but the user mailbox
>> is empty if we view it from any other computer using Online Mode (not
>> cached mode).
>> Do you have any clue as to why this happens?? Maybe it's some option
>> that I'm missing but I'm not really figuring this out.
>> We need the email to be on the server (to be backed up and accessible
>> from any computer including OUtlook in Cached Mode and/or OWA)
>> We have other Remote USers in similar configurations where everythign
>> works correctly (email shows u locally and still stays on the server).
>> Thank you and Regards
>> Pedro Ramilo