We've recently upgraded our users from Outlook 2000 to Outlook 2003, SP 3, running against Exchange 2003 SP2 (single org, single site) . Some users who log onto multiple workstations have reported receiving duplicate or triplicate Calendar/Contacts/Drafts/Journal/Junk E-mail/ Notes/Sync Issues/Tasks folders, but only one Inbox/Deleted Items/Sent Items. MS Support says this is a database corruption issue and the remedy is to run isinteg on all DB. We have five SG with ten DB across three Exchange mailbox servers. Has anyone experienced something similar?
I am experiencing the same problem. Exchange 2003 with Outlook 2007 client. Have you found a solution yet? I'm still looking for one. "Irene.Sorokolit@gmail.com" wrote: > We've recently upgraded our users from Outlook 2000 to Outlook 2003, > SP 3, running against Exchange 2003 SP2 (single org, single site) . > Some users who log onto multiple workstations have reported receiving > duplicate or triplicate Calendar/Contacts/Drafts/Journal/Junk E-mail/ > Notes/Sync Issues/Tasks folders, but only one Inbox/Deleted Items/Sent > Items. MS Support says this is a database corruption issue and the > remedy is to run isinteg on all DB. We have five SG with ten DB > across three Exchange mailbox servers. Has anyone experienced > something similar? >
I'm having this same problem of duplicate mail folders. This problem occured after migration from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2007. The good part is that it only occured on 2 mailboxes (on 250 mailboxes total). I removed the duplicate folders manually. I suspect that this problem occured after moving the mailbox from 2003 -> 2007 -> 2003 -> 2007. (I did some moves to test performance). During these moves, I got a "duplicate mailbox" error several times, as described in this article: http://www.itexperience.net/2008/06/14/duplicate-mailbox-was-found-error-code-1056749241/ I haven''t run the ISINTEG command yet, but hopefully there's someone who can confirm that running ISINTEG is the solution :)
