Re: Send and Receive Email

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Check for a hardware firewall or router between the Exchange server and the
clients then. The issue you are facing is that UDP packets from the server
to the client are being blocked. Exchange uses UDP packets for "new mail
notifications". If those can't get to the client, then the client doesn't
know there is new mail unless you tell the client to contact the server,
which happens if you hit Send/Receive, or click on another folder, etc.

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"TagaR" <TagaR@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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It worked for WinXPSP2 but one client is Windows2000 and there is no
firewall.

Thanks for the reply
TagaR

"Martin Blackstone - MVP" wrote:

If you are running Windows XP SP2, try turning off the firewall.
If the symptoms disappear, you can re-enable the FW and create an
exception
for Outlook.exe

"TagaR" <TagaR@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,

Some of our clients with Outlook 2000 installed are experiencing weird
Outlook behaviour and I have seen it too. The new email will only
appear
in
Outlook when working in Outlook like scrolling, send and receive button
or
any other operations only in Outlook. When it is idle no email is
received. I
verified that the Outlook profile is not in offline mode. Reports
coming
are
from Outlook 200 users only. Anyone of you heared this behaviour and
any
fix?

Thanks
TagaR





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