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date: Thu, 18 Sep 2008 09:42:01 -0700,
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Exchange error 0x8004010F (exchange 2k3/outlook 2k3)
I made some recent changes to a few user accounts and not all of my users can
ssee the new additons or name changes. When i try to download the OAB again
i get this error code 0X8004010F. I also noticed they have a huge number of
sync failures dating back to 2007.
An internet search on the code helped to undercover a strange discovery. I
have two address books listed in ESM>RECIPIENTS>OFFLINE ADDRESS LISTS. One
is named after my remote site, the other is called default, which i have
tried to rebuld and even recreated in attempt to fix my AB issue. Again I am
in ESM I drill down to SERVERS > PRI EXCH SERVER > FSG > PFS > PUBLIC FOLDERS
or PF INSTANCES, I have duplicate listing for OAV v 2, 3a, and 4. For
Offline Address Book i have two, one for each OAB in the offline address
lists node.
If I go to SERVERS > REMOTE EXCH SERVER > FSG > PFS > PUBLIC FOLDERS or PF
INSTANCES. I now see three listing for OAB v 2, 3a and 4 and three listing
for offline address book. One for each OAB then another that is described as
OAB - First Adminstrative Group.
For each listing I have one that has a size greater than 0 and the others
are 0. So if i have 3 listing for OAB v2, one has a size of 576 KB while the
other two report 0.
Can I just delete the extra listing, should I reset the system folders or is
there something more involved going on?
Any assistance is welcome and I thank you in advance for responding.
date: Thu, 18 Sep 2008 09:42:01 -0700
author: Douglas Hiser
Re: Exchange error 0x8004010F (exchange 2k3/outlook 2k3)
Hi Douglas,
The error code 0x8004010F translates into "No Such Object" This means either
the client is not able to find the OAB files from the OAB folders on server
or they are being vanished as soon as they are downloaded on the client.
On the client side check if the antivirus software is interrupting the
normal routine. If yes then may be you can try excluding the location of
.oab files in it.
If you are using an automated .prf deployment then you can try configuring
the profile manually instead of using PRF files.
On the server side before you reset the system folders you need to know that
it will reset the complete set of system folders which may result in loss of
calendaring information.
As you wrote you may not require the other Offline address book if your
users in another site are not separated from the main organization. However
if this is a business requirement then I wont make any comment on it.
Additionally take a look at below articles if they can be any help to you:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/939996/en-us
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/939765/en-us - for E12
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/905813/en-us
"Douglas Hiser" wrote in message
news:75E8EE25-441A-4840-B38B-936B2744F04D@microsoft.com...
> I made some recent changes to a few user accounts and not all of my users
> can
> ssee the new additons or name changes. When i try to download the OAB
> again
> i get this error code 0X8004010F. I also noticed they have a huge number
> of
> sync failures dating back to 2007.
>
> An internet search on the code helped to undercover a strange discovery.
> I
> have two address books listed in ESM>RECIPIENTS>OFFLINE ADDRESS LISTS.
> One
> is named after my remote site, the other is called default, which i have
> tried to rebuld and even recreated in attempt to fix my AB issue. Again I
> am
> in ESM I drill down to SERVERS > PRI EXCH SERVER > FSG > PFS > PUBLIC
> FOLDERS
> or PF INSTANCES, I have duplicate listing for OAV v 2, 3a, and 4. For
> Offline Address Book i have two, one for each OAB in the offline address
> lists node.
>
> If I go to SERVERS > REMOTE EXCH SERVER > FSG > PFS > PUBLIC FOLDERS or
> PF
> INSTANCES. I now see three listing for OAB v 2, 3a and 4 and three
> listing
> for offline address book. One for each OAB then another that is described
> as
> OAB - First Adminstrative Group.
>
> For each listing I have one that has a size greater than 0 and the others
> are 0. So if i have 3 listing for OAB v2, one has a size of 576 KB while
> the
> other two report 0.
>
> Can I just delete the extra listing, should I reset the system folders or
> is
> there something more involved going on?
>
> Any assistance is welcome and I thank you in advance for responding.
date: Thu, 18 Sep 2008 22:52:40 +0530
author: unknown
Re: Exchange error 0x8004010F (exchange 2k3/outlook 2k3)
You can take a look at my blog site for 90% of the fixes for oab download
issues.
--
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
Dgoldman [MSFT]: http://blogs.msdn.com/dgoldman
Download OABInteg: http://code.msdn.com/oabinteg
--
wrote in message
news:D3BC02F7-33FF-417B-AAD9-16AFBDDC5FCB@microsoft.com...
> Hi Douglas,
>
> The error code 0x8004010F translates into "No Such Object" This means
> either the client is not able to find the OAB files from the OAB folders
> on server or they are being vanished as soon as they are downloaded on the
> client.
> On the client side check if the antivirus software is interrupting the
> normal routine. If yes then may be you can try excluding the location of
> .oab files in it.
> If you are using an automated .prf deployment then you can try configuring
> the profile manually instead of using PRF files.
>
> On the server side before you reset the system folders you need to know
> that it will reset the complete set of system folders which may result in
> loss of calendaring information.
>
> As you wrote you may not require the other Offline address book if your
> users in another site are not separated from the main organization.
> However if this is a business requirement then I wont make any comment on
> it.
> Additionally take a look at below articles if they can be any help to you:
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/939996/en-us
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/939765/en-us - for E12
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/905813/en-us
>
>
> "Douglas Hiser" wrote in message
> news:75E8EE25-441A-4840-B38B-936B2744F04D@microsoft.com...
>> I made some recent changes to a few user accounts and not all of my users
>> can
>> ssee the new additons or name changes. When i try to download the OAB
>> again
>> i get this error code 0X8004010F. I also noticed they have a huge number
>> of
>> sync failures dating back to 2007.
>>
>> An internet search on the code helped to undercover a strange discovery.
>> I
>> have two address books listed in ESM>RECIPIENTS>OFFLINE ADDRESS LISTS.
>> One
>> is named after my remote site, the other is called default, which i have
>> tried to rebuld and even recreated in attempt to fix my AB issue. Again
>> I am
>> in ESM I drill down to SERVERS > PRI EXCH SERVER > FSG > PFS > PUBLIC
>> FOLDERS
>> or PF INSTANCES, I have duplicate listing for OAV v 2, 3a, and 4. For
>> Offline Address Book i have two, one for each OAB in the offline address
>> lists node.
>>
>> If I go to SERVERS > REMOTE EXCH SERVER > FSG > PFS > PUBLIC FOLDERS or
>> PF
>> INSTANCES. I now see three listing for OAB v 2, 3a and 4 and three
>> listing
>> for offline address book. One for each OAB then another that is
>> described as
>> OAB - First Adminstrative Group.
>>
>> For each listing I have one that has a size greater than 0 and the others
>> are 0. So if i have 3 listing for OAB v2, one has a size of 576 KB while
>> the
>> other two report 0.
>>
>> Can I just delete the extra listing, should I reset the system folders or
>> is
>> there something more involved going on?
>>
>> Any assistance is welcome and I thank you in advance for responding.
>
date: Thu, 18 Sep 2008 14:14:13 -0400
author: Dgoldman [MSFT]
Re: Exchange error 0x8004010F (exchange 2k3/outlook 2k3)
Hi Milind,
Thanks for responding. I am not sure if our AV program is casing the issue
at the client end at this time. I am more concerned about the duplication of
the OAB folders. If I can resolve the multiple OAB folders then I can
concentrate on any lingering issues. I found this article after i posted my
question:
http://blogs.msdn.com/dgoldman/archive/2006/08/10/How-to-deal-with-multiple-OAB-public-system-folders-of-the-same-type.aspx
I looked into the properties of the OAB folders in more depth and noticed
the email addresses have number appended to the end. for examples one OAB v2
folder has an email address of oabversion2@orgname.com and another has
oabversion21@ and so one. So right now I dont which ones to delete. Hoping
for some help. Thanks.
"milind.naphade@hotmail.com" wrote:
> Hi Douglas,
>
> The error code 0x8004010F translates into "No Such Object" This means either
> the client is not able to find the OAB files from the OAB folders on server
> or they are being vanished as soon as they are downloaded on the client.
> On the client side check if the antivirus software is interrupting the
> normal routine. If yes then may be you can try excluding the location of
> .oab files in it.
> If you are using an automated .prf deployment then you can try configuring
> the profile manually instead of using PRF files.
>
> On the server side before you reset the system folders you need to know that
> it will reset the complete set of system folders which may result in loss of
> calendaring information.
>
> As you wrote you may not require the other Offline address book if your
> users in another site are not separated from the main organization. However
> if this is a business requirement then I wont make any comment on it.
> Additionally take a look at below articles if they can be any help to you:
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/939996/en-us
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/939765/en-us - for E12
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/905813/en-us
>
>
> "Douglas Hiser" wrote in message
> news:75E8EE25-441A-4840-B38B-936B2744F04D@microsoft.com...
> > I made some recent changes to a few user accounts and not all of my users
> > can
> > ssee the new additons or name changes. When i try to download the OAB
> > again
> > i get this error code 0X8004010F. I also noticed they have a huge number
> > of
> > sync failures dating back to 2007.
> >
> > An internet search on the code helped to undercover a strange discovery.
> > I
> > have two address books listed in ESM>RECIPIENTS>OFFLINE ADDRESS LISTS.
> > One
> > is named after my remote site, the other is called default, which i have
> > tried to rebuld and even recreated in attempt to fix my AB issue. Again I
> > am
> > in ESM I drill down to SERVERS > PRI EXCH SERVER > FSG > PFS > PUBLIC
> > FOLDERS
> > or PF INSTANCES, I have duplicate listing for OAV v 2, 3a, and 4. For
> > Offline Address Book i have two, one for each OAB in the offline address
> > lists node.
> >
> > If I go to SERVERS > REMOTE EXCH SERVER > FSG > PFS > PUBLIC FOLDERS or
> > PF
> > INSTANCES. I now see three listing for OAB v 2, 3a and 4 and three
> > listing
> > for offline address book. One for each OAB then another that is described
> > as
> > OAB - First Adminstrative Group.
> >
> > For each listing I have one that has a size greater than 0 and the others
> > are 0. So if i have 3 listing for OAB v2, one has a size of 576 KB while
> > the
> > other two report 0.
> >
> > Can I just delete the extra listing, should I reset the system folders or
> > is
> > there something more involved going on?
> >
> > Any assistance is welcome and I thank you in advance for responding.
>
date: Thu, 18 Sep 2008 12:00:04 -0700
author: Douglas Hiser
Re: Exchange error 0x8004010F (exchange 2k3/outlook 2k3)
On Sep 19, 12:00 am, Douglas Hiser
wrote:
> Hi Milind,
>
> Thanks for responding. I am not sure if our AV program is casing the issue
> at the client end at this time. I am more concerned about the duplication of
> the OAB folders. If I can resolve the multiple OAB folders then I can
> concentrate on any lingering issues. I found this article after i posted my
> question:
>
> http://blogs.msdn.com/dgoldman/archive/2006/08/10/How-to-deal-with-mu...
>
> I looked into the properties of the OAB folders in more depth and noticed
> the email addresses have number appended to the end. for examples one OAB v2
> folder has an email address of oabversi...@orgname.com and another has
> oabversion21@ and so one. So right now I dont which ones to delete. Hoping
> for some help. Thanks.
>
> "milind.naph...@hotmail.com" wrote:
> > Hi Douglas,
>
> > The error code 0x8004010F translates into "No Such Object" This means either
> > the client is not able to find the OAB files from the OAB folders on server
> > or they are being vanished as soon as they are downloaded on the client> > On the client side check if the antivirus software is interrupting the
> > normal routine. If yes then may be you can try excluding the location of
> > .oab files in it.
> > If you are using an automated .prf deployment then you can try configuring
> > the profile manually instead of using PRF files.
>
> > On the server side before you reset the system folders you need to know that
> > it will reset the complete set of system folders which may result in loss of
> > calendaring information.
>
> > As you wrote you may not require the other Offline address book if your
> > users in another site are not separated from the main organization. However
> > if this is a business requirement then I wont make any comment on it.
> > Additionally take a look at below articles if they can be any help to you:
> >http://support.microsoft.com/kb/939996/en-us
> >http://support.microsoft.com/kb/939765/en-us- for E12
> >http://support.microsoft.com/kb/905813/en-us
>
> > "Douglas Hiser" wrote in message
> >news:75E8EE25-441A-4840-B38B-936B2744F04D@microsoft.com...
> > > I made some recent changes to a few user accounts and not all of my users
> > > can
> > > ssee the new additons or name changes. When i try to download the OAB
> > > again
> > > i get this error code 0X8004010F. I also noticed they have a huge number
> > > of
> > > sync failures dating back to 2007.
>
> > > An internet search on the code helped to undercover a strange discovery.
> > > I
> > > have two address books listed in ESM>RECIPIENTS>OFFLINE ADDRESS LISTS> > > One
> > > is named after my remote site, the other is called default, which i have
> > > tried to rebuld and even recreated in attempt to fix my AB issue. Again I
> > > am
> > > in ESM I drill down to SERVERS > PRI EXCH SERVER > FSG > PFS > PUBLIC
> > > FOLDERS
> > > or PF INSTANCES, I have duplicate listing for OAV v 2, 3a, and 4. For
> > > Offline Address Book i have two, one for each OAB in the offline address
> > > lists node.
>
> > > If I go to SERVERS > REMOTE EXCH SERVER > FSG > PFS > PUBLIC FOLDERS or
> > > PF
> > > INSTANCES. I now see three listing for OAB v 2, 3a and 4 and three
> > > listing
> > > for offline address book. One for each OAB then another that is described
> > > as
> > > OAB - First Adminstrative Group.
>
> > > For each listing I have one that has a size greater than 0 and the others
> > > are 0. So if i have 3 listing for OAB v2, one has a size of 576 KB while
> > > the
> > > other two report 0.
>
> > > Can I just delete the extra listing, should I reset the system folders or
> > > is
> > > there something more involved going on?
>
> > > Any assistance is welcome and I thank you in advance for responding.
I think you should be looking at Dave Goldman's blogs - he is
considered GOD of OAB within the entire Microsoft.
Ok for starters sake -
1) Go down to your server level - FSG - mailbox store properties -
check which offline address list its pointing.
2) At the same location check if your store points to your local
public folder server.
2) Next, run a rebuild on OAL (The name which you found on point 1)and
check for errors on your application logs.
3) Check if the update interval is set to "Always Run" on OAL
4) Check if the offline address book server is populate with an
existing server at the same location.
5) The location under PF Tree (ESM>AG>Folders>System Folders>OFFLINE
ADDRESS LISTS) - check with the name of the OAL listed under your
mailbox store properties - go to the properties of OAB Ver. 2 / 3A / 4
- verify each has your Exchang server listed in its replication tab.
6) Run Exchange Best Practice Analyzer tool for errors / warnings if
any. (downloadable from exbpa.com)
If you still have issues you could add me up at v-9tshah@passport.com
for CHAT queries.
date: Thu, 18 Sep 2008 13:05:43 -0700 (PDT)
author: Tushar Shah
Re: Exchange error 0x8004010F (exchange 2k3/outlook 2k3)
If you end up with duplicated for your system folders it could have been
caused by public folder replication problems or a bad restore. If you follow
my blog to delete the duplicates you can then just rebuild your OAB and you
will be fine. Just keep in mind that deleting the folders will cause a full
download in most cases. I have seen virus software play a part in this in
the part to some degree when the public folder files have not been excluded
from the scanner and get locked open when they are needed.
--
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
Dgoldman [MSFT]: http://blogs.msdn.com/dgoldman
Download OABInteg: http://code.msdn.com/oabinteg
--
"Tushar Shah" wrote in message
news:45e0f898-506e-49b2-afc9-1c5ccc36a1c6@l33g2000pri.googlegroups.com...
On Sep 19, 12:00 am, Douglas Hiser
wrote:
> Hi Milind,
>
> Thanks for responding. I am not sure if our AV program is casing the issue
> at the client end at this time. I am more concerned about the duplication
> of
> the OAB folders. If I can resolve the multiple OAB folders then I can
> concentrate on any lingering issues. I found this article after i posted
> my
> question:
>
> http://blogs.msdn.com/dgoldman/archive/2006/08/10/How-to-deal-with-mu...
>
> I looked into the properties of the OAB folders in more depth and noticed
> the email addresses have number appended to the end. for examples one OAB
> v2
> folder has an email address of oabversi...@orgname.com and another has
> oabversion21@ and so one. So right now I dont which ones to delete. Hoping
> for some help. Thanks.
>
> "milind.naph...@hotmail.com" wrote:
> > Hi Douglas,
>
> > The error code 0x8004010F translates into "No Such Object" This means
> > either
> > the client is not able to find the OAB files from the OAB folders on
> > server
> > or they are being vanished as soon as they are downloaded on the client.
> > On the client side check if the antivirus software is interrupting the
> > normal routine. If yes then may be you can try excluding the location of
> > .oab files in it.
> > If you are using an automated .prf deployment then you can try
> > configuring
> > the profile manually instead of using PRF files.
>
> > On the server side before you reset the system folders you need to know
> > that
> > it will reset the complete set of system folders which may result in
> > loss of
> > calendaring information.
>
> > As you wrote you may not require the other Offline address book if your
> > users in another site are not separated from the main organization.
> > However
> > if this is a business requirement then I wont make any comment on it.
> > Additionally take a look at below articles if they can be any help to
> > you:
> >http://support.microsoft.com/kb/939996/en-us
> >http://support.microsoft.com/kb/939765/en-us- for E12
> >http://support.microsoft.com/kb/905813/en-us
>
> > "Douglas Hiser" wrote in
> > message
> >news:75E8EE25-441A-4840-B38B-936B2744F04D@microsoft.com...
> > > I made some recent changes to a few user accounts and not all of my
> > > users
> > > can
> > > ssee the new additons or name changes. When i try to download the OAB
> > > again
> > > i get this error code 0X8004010F. I also noticed they have a huge
> > > number
> > > of
> > > sync failures dating back to 2007.
>
> > > An internet search on the code helped to undercover a strange
> > > discovery.
> > > I
> > > have two address books listed in ESM>RECIPIENTS>OFFLINE ADDRESS LISTS.
> > > One
> > > is named after my remote site, the other is called default, which i
> > > have
> > > tried to rebuld and even recreated in attempt to fix my AB issue.
> > > Again I
> > > am
> > > in ESM I drill down to SERVERS > PRI EXCH SERVER > FSG > PFS > PUBLIC
> > > FOLDERS
> > > or PF INSTANCES, I have duplicate listing for OAV v 2, 3a, and 4. For
> > > Offline Address Book i have two, one for each OAB in the offline
> > > address
> > > lists node.
>
> > > If I go to SERVERS > REMOTE EXCH SERVER > FSG > PFS > PUBLIC FOLDERS
> > > or
> > > PF
> > > INSTANCES. I now see three listing for OAB v 2, 3a and 4 and three
> > > listing
> > > for offline address book. One for each OAB then another that is
> > > described
> > > as
> > > OAB - First Adminstrative Group.
>
> > > For each listing I have one that has a size greater than 0 and the
> > > others
> > > are 0. So if i have 3 listing for OAB v2, one has a size of 576 KB
> > > while
> > > the
> > > other two report 0.
>
> > > Can I just delete the extra listing, should I reset the system folders
> > > or
> > > is
> > > there something more involved going on?
>
> > > Any assistance is welcome and I thank you in advance for responding.
I think you should be looking at Dave Goldman's blogs - he is
considered GOD of OAB within the entire Microsoft.
Ok for starters sake -
1) Go down to your server level - FSG - mailbox store properties -
check which offline address list its pointing.
2) At the same location check if your store points to your local
public folder server.
2) Next, run a rebuild on OAL (The name which you found on point 1)and
check for errors on your application logs.
3) Check if the update interval is set to "Always Run" on OAL
4) Check if the offline address book server is populate with an
existing server at the same location.
5) The location under PF Tree (ESM>AG>Folders>System Folders>OFFLINE
ADDRESS LISTS) - check with the name of the OAL listed under your
mailbox store properties - go to the properties of OAB Ver. 2 / 3A / 4
- verify each has your Exchang server listed in its replication tab.
6) Run Exchange Best Practice Analyzer tool for errors / warnings if
any. (downloadable from exbpa.com)
If you still have issues you could add me up at v-9tshah@passport.com
for CHAT queries.
date: Thu, 18 Sep 2008 17:19:03 -0400
author: Dgoldman [MSFT]
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