There are approximately 20 users in my company; all are using Outlook XP or Outlook 2000. One person is having consistent problems receiving e-mail; send/receive status hangs at 50% or so and then eventually times out. Some messages do trickle in. He was using Outlook XP and I found that there is a known bug that may cause mail delivery to "hang"; I upgraded him to Outlook 2003 and he is still having the same problems. Server is running Windows 2000. I am consistently receiving warnings in the event log of the server stating "DNS registration failed because there is no DNS server available"; could this have something to do with the mail delivery problems? I tried an offline defragmentation and his mail seemed to work fine for a week or two; now it's back to having problems again. Any ideas as to what could be causing this and how to fix it?? Please help.....I have no idea what to do.
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Jump to PostDo you get any errors in the event log of the Exchange server when this person clicks send/receive? If so there should be a ID that will help more than a generic client end message.
Jump to PostWhat are the DNS servers on the PC? "ipconfig /all" will show you the ones in use. Are those the same as your PC?
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