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error 0x80040115 - 19.Jul.2007 5:23:58 PM

neoragex_cl

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Hello, I have this issue: when pressing Send/Receive in Outlook 2003 SP2 + upgrades, the error message below is returned: "Task Microsoft Exchnage Server reported eror (0x80040115): The conection to the Microsoft Exchange Server is unavailable. Outlook must be online or conected to complete this action." Messages seem to be sent and received okay, but this error comes up and I have not been able to figure out why. I am working with Exchange 2007.

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RE: error 0x80040115 - 19.Jul.2007 6:00:38 PM

ismail.mohammed

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It seems that OAB is not build properly. If it is a migration have transferred the run?
Please run exbpa www.exbpa.com

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RE: error 0x80040115 - 19.Jul.2007 6:10:16 PM

neoragex_cl

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I resolve it....the service Microsoft Exchange System Attendant was stopped, when it start the error in Outlook 2003 was resolved.

Thaks for you help.

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RE: error 0x80040115 - 20.Aug.2009 10:35:35 AM

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Hi all ,
I encountered a same issues ,some users send and received mail occurred 0x80040115 error ,my Exchaneg Server 2007, Exchange system Attendant was run , I reslove it by restart Exchange Server ,but sometimes ,another users turn up the same issues, Run ExBPA, prompt Exchange Sever performance ,Page file > Physical Memory .but I adjusted Page file memory ,but the issues still be there .
please give me some suggestion ,thanks .

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RE: error 0x80040115 - 20.Aug.2009 10:39:40 AM

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when this issue occurs, are any events being generated in the application logs? What OS are you runnning Exchange on? What SP version?

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RE: error 0x80040115 - 26.Aug.2009 4:58:35 AM

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When Client occured issue,there is no anything infomation in event log, OS , Windows Server 2003 R2 std ,there is no install Services packet.thanks .

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RE: error 0x80040115 - 26.Aug.2009 6:21:07 AM

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hi,

can you please ellobarate the issue more details like the error message, when he is getting.

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RE: error 0x80040115 - 31.Aug.2009 2:25:51 AM

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Only a litter client users occured the trouble , There are nothing errors in event view when issue happened .it is very strange. according to client error information ,I have determined the issue is Exchange OAB .

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RE: error 0x80040115 - 29.Jun.2012 6:44:55 AM

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It may be an email profile issue. You may want to go into outlook 2003 and uncheck the cached exchange mode, open outlook then go back in and check use cached exchange mode and that will fix the problem.

You do know that you can change this setting through the control panel - mail section.
Inside there you can change the settings of your exchange account and disable/enable cache mode.

When you have cache mode enabled do you get any Sync errors in the sync folder in your Outlook?
In the bottom right hand corner of your outlook does it say 'Online' or disconnected?
It sounds like a problem on the exchange server or on your domain controller, it may be a problem with the users group.

See - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/939321

For more info visit - http://www.repairpst.info

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