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From: BrianMultiLanguage on 21 Feb 2005 09:17 As I keep saying, the network is not the issue. A gig networkwith Cisco equipment(that is working fine) is main stream and it did not receive any patches from MS. Thank you "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote: > BrianMultiLanguage wrote: > > This started after the updates applied in the last 2 weeks and then > > we did our monthly reboot AND now have the problem. Were b4 we did > > NOT. Out LAN is gig based, the work stations run the OS, access, > > outlook and that's it. 512 on all the workstations. I don't see where > > switching to cached mode is going to solve the problem as I see it > > posted else wh > > It will help a lot - that's one of the main things cached mode helps with. I > would use it for all users even if I didn't have major problems with network > speed. Of course, I'd probably also have my physical network looked at, and > get a decent switch. > > > Thanks > > > > "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote: > > > >> Genesee Jayasuriya wrote: > >>> We have this at work and it just means that too many people are > >>> trying to access the server at that particular time. We have a lot > >>> of people in our office, and a very slow LAN line, with an old > >>> server. We're CONSTANTLY getting this message, wherease we didn't > >>> before because we had half as many employees trying to access the > >>> server. > >>> > >>> The Microsoft Folks can answer better but I'd bet that an improved > >>> network may help. IE - Improved cables / connection or a stronger > >>> server???????????????? > >> > >> Turn on cached mode for all users. > >>> > >>> "BrianMultiLanguage" wrote: > >>> > >>>> This started today. > >>>> ????????????????? > >>>> "outlook is trying to retrieve data ............" > >>>> What is going on? > >>>> SBS2003,Outlook2003, > >>>> Cya. > > >
From: Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] on 22 Feb 2005 00:47 BrianMultiLanguage wrote: > As I keep saying, the network is not the issue. A gig networkwith > Cisco equipment(that is working fine) is main stream and it did not > receive any patches from MS. > Thank you Ok, then your server still might be busy, or whatever. I don't have any means to do network sniffing/testing on your LAN.I stand by my "use cached mode" statement, especially if you are receiving messages such as you are. Not sure what else I can tell you. I don't see the downside to cached mode if you have the option. > > "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote: > >> BrianMultiLanguage wrote: >>> This started after the updates applied in the last 2 weeks and then >>> we did our monthly reboot AND now have the problem. Were b4 we did >>> NOT. Out LAN is gig based, the work stations run the OS, access, >>> outlook and that's it. 512 on all the workstations. I don't see >>> where switching to cached mode is going to solve the problem as I >>> see it posted else wh >> >> It will help a lot - that's one of the main things cached mode helps >> with. I would use it for all users even if I didn't have major >> problems with network speed. Of course, I'd probably also have my >> physical network looked at, and get a decent switch. >> >>> Thanks >>> >>> "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote: >>> >>>> Genesee Jayasuriya wrote: >>>>> We have this at work and it just means that too many people are >>>>> trying to access the server at that particular time. We have a lot >>>>> of people in our office, and a very slow LAN line, with an old >>>>> server. We're CONSTANTLY getting this message, wherease we didn't >>>>> before because we had half as many employees trying to access the >>>>> server. >>>>> >>>>> The Microsoft Folks can answer better but I'd bet that an improved >>>>> network may help. IE - Improved cables / connection or a stronger >>>>> server???????????????? >>>> >>>> Turn on cached mode for all users. >>>>> >>>>> "BrianMultiLanguage" wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> This started today. >>>>>> ????????????????? >>>>>> "outlook is trying to retrieve data ............" >>>>>> What is going on? >>>>>> SBS2003,Outlook2003, >>>>>> Cya.
From: Dan T on 24 Feb 2005 10:07
Hello Brian, I have the same problem (Outlook is trying.....) and tried cache mode as a test on a few PC's, did not help at all. I am with you, my LAN will copy and move files fine, just Outlook to Exchange, posts are all over on this and the answer is always company line, "Use cached mode" Dan T. "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote: > BrianMultiLanguage wrote: > > As I keep saying, the network is not the issue. A gig networkwith > > Cisco equipment(that is working fine) is main stream and it did not > > receive any patches from MS. > > Thank you > > Ok, then your server still might be busy, or whatever. I don't have any > means to do network sniffing/testing on your LAN.I stand by my "use cached > mode" statement, especially if you are receiving messages such as you are. > Not sure what else I can tell you. I don't see the downside to cached mode > if you have the option. > > > > > "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote: > > > >> BrianMultiLanguage wrote: > >>> This started after the updates applied in the last 2 weeks and then > >>> we did our monthly reboot AND now have the problem. Were b4 we did > >>> NOT. Out LAN is gig based, the work stations run the OS, access, > >>> outlook and that's it. 512 on all the workstations. I don't see > >>> where switching to cached mode is going to solve the problem as I > >>> see it posted else wh > >> > >> It will help a lot - that's one of the main things cached mode helps > >> with. I would use it for all users even if I didn't have major > >> problems with network speed. Of course, I'd probably also have my > >> physical network looked at, and get a decent switch. > >> > >>> Thanks > >>> > >>> "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote: > >>> > >>>> Genesee Jayasuriya wrote: > >>>>> We have this at work and it just means that too many people are > >>>>> trying to access the server at that particular time. We have a lot > >>>>> of people in our office, and a very slow LAN line, with an old > >>>>> server. We're CONSTANTLY getting this message, wherease we didn't > >>>>> before because we had half as many employees trying to access the > >>>>> server. > >>>>> > >>>>> The Microsoft Folks can answer better but I'd bet that an improved > >>>>> network may help. IE - Improved cables / connection or a stronger > >>>>> server???????????????? > >>>> > >>>> Turn on cached mode for all users. > >>>>> > >>>>> "BrianMultiLanguage" wrote: > >>>>> > >>>>>> This started today. > >>>>>> ????????????????? > >>>>>> "outlook is trying to retrieve data ............" > >>>>>> What is going on? > >>>>>> SBS2003,Outlook2003, > >>>>>> Cya. > > > |