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zip up the log output directory contents and send it also to if you can't get into the MailEnable config dialog, you can edit the registry if you are comfortable doing that. Enable the logging, push the detail to the max, select a location for the output, and then run the test again (the logging is a global setting, not tied to a profile, so you can just enable it on any one working profile and then create a new one to test for the slow startup). Outlook 2010/2013/2016 Go to the Send/Receive Tab, Click Send/Receive Groups then Select Disable Scheduled Send/Receive. Deselect Schedule an automatic send and receive every ( ) minutes checkbox. Select the Mail Setup tab and click Send/Receive. If you are able to get into outlook with it again, open the configuration dialog for the MailEnable account and enable the advanced config, and go to the troubleshooting tab. Outlook Select Tools > Options from the main menu. If you can, send it through to connectors own logs could be of use also. You could also get a Process Monitor log of what Outlook is doing during that slow startup. Do you have any third party Outlook addins/extensions? Are you able to determine (Task manager perhaps) whether during the slow startup if either the client or the server is overworking?
6672 This issue involves recurring events with exceptions, created on a CommuniGate Pro server. That is strange behaviour, we haven't experienced anything like that in our testing. Many of my emails are going out incomplete - whole lines of text just lost. Outlook Connector allows you to set a reminder time for CommuniGate Pro calendar events, however, reminders set at zero minutes are synchronized to the device with a 15 minute reminder. They never did sync and after about 10 minutes of waiting I gave up. Only there were only four pieces of mail, three folders, and a calendar event stored on the server! Upon opening outlook with a fresh configuration it exhibited the same behavior as with the account mentioned in the original post of this thread. I thought perhaps this was a misconfiguration so I started over, only I used the same test mailbox. Meaning when I created a contact or event in Outlook they did NOT sync to Mail Enable. At first I thought this was just me but as I continued testing I've decided it was the sync operation trying to sync up with the Mail Enable server.Īfter a bit of this I noticed the MAPI syncing didn't work on calendars and contacts on a two way basis. I noticed when moving a message from one folder to another it took a bit of time to perform the action, (more than typical). Once I got outlook started I sent a few test e-mails and created some folders, moved mail around etc.
I created a new profile in outlook and used the MAPI connector client to point it to the Mail Enable server. Upon initial configuration everything works well and is fast.
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