Re: Messages being received in packs

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"Nellie" <kjf;aj@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

that makes sense Rich because it is only one user and only one workstation.

Can you tell me what I need to do - I googled UDP packets and it didn't help
at all to learn what exactly they are.

I'd start by making sure the user's really exited Outlook (rebooting
the workstation is a good idea since Word, Excel, and other "Mail
Aware" applications hold open the MAPI/RPC connection). Then verify
that there aren't any open sessions for that user (look at the logins
view of the mailbox and public folder databases).

If you have a network monitor, set up up to watch UDP packets with the
source IP of the Exchange server and the destination IP of the
workstation (you can use the SMS netmon for this if you have nothing
else). Where you setup the monitor is important if you have a switched
network.

There's too much "stuff" on Google unless you refine that search a
bit.

These, while dated, will give you an idea of what to look for:

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=159302
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=270065
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=264035

Other KB articles that might help:

New features and functionality in PortQry version 2.0 [832919]

The Outlook Find feature and the new mail notifications do not work
after you apply Windows XP Service Pack 2 [839226]

You cannot receive a new e-mail notifications in Outlook 2000 when you
use the Network Address Translation [304849]

XCCC: New Mail Notifications Stop After Removing Portable Computer
from Docking Station [812224]


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