Exchange 2003/outlook 2003 environment. 99.9% of our users are configured to use Outlook in Cached Exchange Mode. Problem is the cache is taking several days to update when changes are made to mailboxes in AD. If I set up a user without cached mode, the updates are much quicker. So what I'm looking for is a way to force an update or set a timeout vaule for the refresh of that cache. Any suggestions?
In news:E8DF9855-4EA1-4216-AE72-0125B4380651@microsoft.com, Dave typed: > Exchange 2003/outlook 2003 environment. > 99.9% of our users are configured to use Outlook in Cached Exchange > Mode. > > Problem is the cache is taking several days to update when changes > are made to mailboxes in AD. If I set up a user without cached mode, > the updates are much quicker. So what I'm looking for is a way to > force an update or set a timeout vaule for the refresh of that cache. > Any suggestions? See http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/exchange/guides/OfflineAddressGuide/dcbef74d-6d3f-4076-a8e7-20b6845ff0ee.mspx and http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=841273 You can update your OAB in Exchange and manually download the OAB in Outlook using send/receive....
