Windows Thread, Outlook resolving the wrong Exchange server in Technical; If you ping using the fqdn does it resolve to the correct IP(s) from these PC's for the correct exchange ...
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20th December 2007, 11:24 AM #16 Re: Outlook resolving the wrong Exchange server
If you ping using the fqdn does it resolve to the correct IP(s) from these PC's for the correct exchange server? I dont know your topography but have you tried tracert if you are crossing routers/routing tables to make sure if you are ending up in the right place from these PC's.
Do they have any gateway addresses set - possibly from another network segment they may have been on ? Are you splitting the DHCP scope over multiple servers - if so any routers etc set in there. Tried a flushdns/release/renew ?
Do you have any DNS errors on your servers, and are they replicating changes ok - are the problem machines all connecting to the same server?
Good Luck & Merry Xmas !
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20th December 2007, 11:28 AM #17 Re: Outlook resolving the wrong Exchange server
Why don't you speak to Riz at the CLC, he will tell you the problem streight away
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20th December 2007, 07:05 PM #18 Re: Outlook resolving the wrong Exchange server
@ E_S_P I have checked all that and its fine 
@ thegrassisgreener I was surprised that Riz doesn't know I had him on the case right away he does think it could be a problem with AD. So how do you know Riz then?
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