Error filling my mailbox, 0X8004010F: offline address book

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Maury Markowitz

Outlook 2003, Exchange 2000 on Server 2000 (I think).

Every time my machine tries to get mail from the server I get this in a
message:

9:49:44 Microsoft Exchange offline address book
9:49:44 0X8004010F

The first time I looked there were just under 1500 of these messages. The
only hit I find on the MS web site is several pages long and requires access
to the install disks, which I don't have.

Suggestions?
 
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Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Maury said:
Outlook 2003, Exchange 2000 on Server 2000 (I think).

Every time my machine tries to get mail from the server I get this in
a message:

9:49:44 Microsoft Exchange offline address book
9:49:44 0X8004010F

The first time I looked there were just under 1500 of these messages.
The only hit I find on the MS web site is several pages long and
requires access to the install disks, which I don't have.

Suggestions?
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Have you talked to your Exchange admin about this? Sounds like there's a
problem with the OAB generation on the server.
 
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Maury Markowitz

Lanwench said:
Have you talked to your Exchange admin about this? Sounds like there's a
problem with the OAB generation on the server.
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They don't know.

I don't know what an OAB is, but given the name I'm pretty sure I've never
used it and never will. Is there some way to simply turn it off?

Maury
 
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Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Maury said:
They don't know.
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Isn't it their job to do tech support? If they don't know, they should look
into it.
I don't know what an OAB is, but given the name I'm pretty sure I've
never used it and never will. Is there some way to simply turn it off?

Maury
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Offline Address Book. You do use it; you're using cached mode (or you
wouldn't see the sync messages at all).

Maybe they should take a look on the server for errors - and try rebuilding
the offline address book?
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;289969 (this error
described is for OL2002 but still applies AFAIK)
 
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