Windows 2003 SP1, Exchange 2003 SP1, Office 2003 SP1

I have a user that sent an email using Outlook (with an Exchange profile and
on the corporate network) to another user in our Exchange organization, but
it did not get delivered.

The message shows up in the user's Outlook Sent Items folder, but there is
no entry for this message in Exchange tracking.

This is especially troubling, because the only way I know that an email
receives a valid time stamp and is copied to Sent Items folder, is if the
session was successfully negotiated and the email was sent to the Exchange
server.

The user successfully sent email earlier the same day and also the following
day.

There is nothing in the Exchange server event log that shows an interruption
in operations.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Charles

there is a time stamp on it? that is odd...no entry anywhere in message
tracking?

--
Susan Conkey [MVP]



"Charles Blair" wrote in message
...
Windows 2003 SP1, Exchange 2003 SP1, Office 2003 SP1

I have a user that sent an email using Outlook (with an Exchange profile
and
on the corporate network) to another user in our Exchange organization,
but
it did not get delivered.

The message shows up in the user's Outlook Sent Items folder, but there is
no entry for this message in Exchange tracking.

This is especially troubling, because the only way I know that an email
receives a valid time stamp and is copied to Sent Items folder, is if the
session was successfully negotiated and the email was sent to the Exchange
server.

The user successfully sent email earlier the same day and also the
following
day.

There is nothing in the Exchange server event log that shows an
interruption
in operations.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Charles

Yes ... the date/time stamp that a sent message displays in the Sent column
in the Sent Items folder.

Even if you drag and drop an undelivered message from Drafts to Sent Items,
it will not show a Sent date.

The message has to actually be delivered from the Outbox before it is
stamped with the sent date/time.

I have searched Exchange message tracking using all combinations of
variables, but this one particular message is not found.

Charles


"Susan" wrote in message
...
there is a time stamp on it? that is odd...no entry anywhere in message
tracking?

--
Susan Conkey [MVP]



"Charles Blair" wrote in message
...
Windows 2003 SP1, Exchange 2003 SP1, Office 2003 SP1

I have a user that sent an email using Outlook (with an Exchange profile
and
on the corporate network) to another user in our Exchange organization,
but
it did not get delivered.

The message shows up in the user's Outlook Sent Items folder, but there
is
no entry for this message in Exchange tracking.

This is especially troubling, because the only way I know that an email
receives a valid time stamp and is copied to Sent Items folder, is if the
session was successfully negotiated and the email was sent to the
Exchange
server.

The user successfully sent email earlier the same day and also the
following
day.

There is nothing in the Exchange server event log that shows an
interruption
in operations.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Charles

never seen anything like that before...was it sent using some other pop3
account, perhaps? was anything sent from his mailbox during that time frame
showing up in message tracking?

--
Susan Conkey [MVP]



"Charles Blair" wrote in message
...
Yes ... the date/time stamp that a sent message displays in the Sent
column
in the Sent Items folder.

Even if you drag and drop an undelivered message from Drafts to Sent
Items,
it will not show a Sent date.

The message has to actually be delivered from the Outbox before it is
stamped with the sent date/time.

I have searched Exchange message tracking using all combinations of
variables, but this one particular message is not found.

Charles


"Susan" wrote in message
...
there is a time stamp on it? that is odd...no entry anywhere in message
tracking?

--
Susan Conkey [MVP]



"Charles Blair" wrote in message
...
Windows 2003 SP1, Exchange 2003 SP1, Office 2003 SP1

I have a user that sent an email using Outlook (with an Exchange
profile
and
on the corporate network) to another user in our Exchange organization,
but
it did not get delivered.

The message shows up in the user's Outlook Sent Items folder, but there
is
no entry for this message in Exchange tracking.

This is especially troubling, because the only way I know that an email
receives a valid time stamp and is copied to Sent Items folder, is if
the
session was successfully negotiated and the email was sent to the
Exchange
server.

The user successfully sent email earlier the same day and also the
following
day.

There is nothing in the Exchange server event log that shows an
interruption
in operations.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Charles

No.

The user is on our corporate network and setup with a standard Exchange
email profile in Outlook.

The user successfully sent email earlier the same day and also the following
day, and these messages did show up in message tracking.

During the timeframe of the problem, message tracking shows a continuous
flow of messages from other users with no interruption to operations.

Charles

"Susan" wrote in message
...
never seen anything like that before...was it sent using some other pop3
account, perhaps? was anything sent from his mailbox during that time
frame
showing up in message tracking?

--
Susan Conkey [MVP]



"Charles Blair" wrote in message
...
Yes ... the date/time stamp that a sent message displays in the Sent
column
in the Sent Items folder.

Even if you drag and drop an undelivered message from Drafts to Sent
Items,
it will not show a Sent date.

The message has to actually be delivered from the Outbox before it is
stamped with the sent date/time.

I have searched Exchange message tracking using all combinations of
variables, but this one particular message is not found.

Charles


"Susan" wrote in message
...
there is a time stamp on it? that is odd...no entry anywhere in
message
tracking?

--
Susan Conkey [MVP]



"Charles Blair" wrote in message
...
Windows 2003 SP1, Exchange 2003 SP1, Office 2003 SP1

I have a user that sent an email using Outlook (with an Exchange
profile
and
on the corporate network) to another user in our Exchange
organization,
but
it did not get delivered.

The message shows up in the user's Outlook Sent Items folder, but
there
is
no entry for this message in Exchange tracking.

This is especially troubling, because the only way I know that an
email
receives a valid time stamp and is copied to Sent Items folder, is if
the
session was successfully negotiated and the email was sent to the
Exchange
server.

The user successfully sent email earlier the same day and also the
following
day.

There is nothing in the Exchange server event log that shows an
interruption
in operations.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Charles

Anything in the users local event logs at the same time?

"Charles Blair" wrote in message
...
No.

The user is on our corporate network and setup with a standard Exchange
email profile in Outlook.

The user successfully sent email earlier the same day and also the
following day, and these messages did show up in message tracking.

During the timeframe of the problem, message tracking shows a continuous
flow of messages from other users with no interruption to operations.

Charles

"Susan" wrote in message
...
never seen anything like that before...was it sent using some other pop3
account, perhaps? was anything sent from his mailbox during that time
frame
showing up in message tracking?

--
Susan Conkey [MVP]



"Charles Blair" wrote in message
...
Yes ... the date/time stamp that a sent message displays in the Sent
column
in the Sent Items folder.

Even if you drag and drop an undelivered message from Drafts to Sent
Items,
it will not show a Sent date.

The message has to actually be delivered from the Outbox before it is
stamped with the sent date/time.

I have searched Exchange message tracking using all combinations of
variables, but this one particular message is not found.

Charles


"Susan" wrote in message
...
there is a time stamp on it? that is odd...no entry anywhere in
message
tracking?

--
Susan Conkey [MVP]



"Charles Blair" wrote in message
...
Windows 2003 SP1, Exchange 2003 SP1, Office 2003 SP1

I have a user that sent an email using Outlook (with an Exchange
profile
and
on the corporate network) to another user in our Exchange
organization,
but
it did not get delivered.

The message shows up in the user's Outlook Sent Items folder, but
there
is
no entry for this message in Exchange tracking.

This is especially troubling, because the only way I know that an
email
receives a valid time stamp and is copied to Sent Items folder, is if
the
session was successfully negotiated and the email was sent to the
Exchange
server.

The user successfully sent email earlier the same day and also the
following
day.

There is nothing in the Exchange server event log that shows an
interruption
in operations.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Charles

Yes.

There is a reoccurring warning message in the workstation application log:
The COM+ Event System failed to create an instance of the subscriber
partition:{41E90F3E-56C1-4633-81C3-6E8BAC8BDD70}!new:{C2F23AE4-82D8-456F-A4AF-A2655D8CA726}.
CoGetObject returned HRESULT 8000401A.

A google search brought up this MS article:

http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;331697

The workstation is already XP SP2.

I am scheduling a reinstall of SP2 to hopefully clear the error, but does MS
Outlook 2003 tie into MSMQ?

Charles

"Kevin Longley" wrote in message
...
Anything in the users local event logs at the same time?

"Charles Blair" wrote in message
...
No.

The user is on our corporate network and setup with a standard Exchange
email profile in Outlook.

The user successfully sent email earlier the same day and also the
following day, and these messages did show up in message tracking.

During the timeframe of the problem, message tracking shows a continuous
flow of messages from other users with no interruption to operations.

Charles

"Susan" wrote in message
...
never seen anything like that before...was it sent using some other pop3
account, perhaps? was anything sent from his mailbox during that time
frame
showing up in message tracking?

--
Susan Conkey [MVP]



"Charles Blair" wrote in message
...
Yes ... the date/time stamp that a sent message displays in the Sent
column
in the Sent Items folder.

Even if you drag and drop an undelivered message from Drafts to Sent
Items,
it will not show a Sent date.

The message has to actually be delivered from the Outbox before it is
stamped with the sent date/time.

I have searched Exchange message tracking using all combinations of
variables, but this one particular message is not found.

Charles


"Susan" wrote in message
...
there is a time stamp on it? that is odd...no entry anywhere in
message
tracking?

--
Susan Conkey [MVP]



"Charles Blair" wrote in message
...
Windows 2003 SP1, Exchange 2003 SP1, Office 2003 SP1

I have a user that sent an email using Outlook (with an Exchange
profile
and
on the corporate network) to another user in our Exchange
organization,
but
it did not get delivered.

The message shows up in the user's Outlook Sent Items folder, but
there
is
no entry for this message in Exchange tracking.

This is especially troubling, because the only way I know that an
email
receives a valid time stamp and is copied to Sent Items folder, is
if
the
session was successfully negotiated and the email was sent to the
Exchange
server.

The user successfully sent email earlier the same day and also the
following
day.

There is nothing in the Exchange server event log that shows an
interruption
in operations.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Charles

If you are running the xp sp2 firewall verify that you have an exception for
the outlook executable within the firewall exception settings.

"Charles Blair" wrote in message
...
Yes.

There is a reoccurring warning message in the workstation application log:
The COM+ Event System failed to create an instance of the subscriber
partition:{41E90F3E-56C1-4633-81C3-6E8BAC8BDD70}!new:{C2F23AE4-82D8-456F-A4AF-A2655D8CA726}.
CoGetObject returned HRESULT 8000401A.

A google search brought up this MS article:

http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;331697

The workstation is already XP SP2.

I am scheduling a reinstall of SP2 to hopefully clear the error, but does
MS Outlook 2003 tie into MSMQ?

Charles

"Kevin Longley" wrote in message
...
Anything in the users local event logs at the same time?

"Charles Blair" wrote in message
...
No.

The user is on our corporate network and setup with a standard Exchange
email profile in Outlook.

The user successfully sent email earlier the same day and also the
following day, and these messages did show up in message tracking.

During the timeframe of the problem, message tracking shows a continuous
flow of messages from other users with no interruption to operations.

Charles

"Susan" wrote in message
...
never seen anything like that before...was it sent using some other
pop3
account, perhaps? was anything sent from his mailbox during that time
frame
showing up in message tracking?

--
Susan Conkey [MVP]



"Charles Blair" wrote in message
...
Yes ... the date/time stamp that a sent message displays in the Sent
column
in the Sent Items folder.

Even if you drag and drop an undelivered message from Drafts to Sent
Items,
it will not show a Sent date.

The message has to actually be delivered from the Outbox before it is
stamped with the sent date/time.

I have searched Exchange message tracking using all combinations of
variables, but this one particular message is not found.

Charles


"Susan" wrote in message
...
there is a time stamp on it? that is odd...no entry anywhere in
message
tracking?

--
Susan Conkey [MVP]



"Charles Blair" wrote in message
...
Windows 2003 SP1, Exchange 2003 SP1, Office 2003 SP1

I have a user that sent an email using Outlook (with an Exchange
profile
and
on the corporate network) to another user in our Exchange
organization,
but
it did not get delivered.

The message shows up in the user's Outlook Sent Items folder, but
there
is
no entry for this message in Exchange tracking.

This is especially troubling, because the only way I know that an
email
receives a valid time stamp and is copied to Sent Items folder, is
if
the
session was successfully negotiated and the email was sent to the
Exchange
server.

The user successfully sent email earlier the same day and also the
following
day.

There is nothing in the Exchange server event log that shows an
interruption
in operations.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Charles

The XP firewall is disabled via group policy.

There are not any other filtering applications installed.

Charles

"Kevin Longley" wrote in message
...
If you are running the xp sp2 firewall verify that you have an exception
for the outlook executable within the firewall exception settings.

"Charles Blair" wrote in message
...
Yes.

There is a reoccurring warning message in the workstation application
log:
The COM+ Event System failed to create an instance of the subscriber
partition:{41E90F3E-56C1-4633-81C3-6E8BAC8BDD70}!new:{C2F23AE4-82D8-456F-A4AF-A2655D8CA726}.
CoGetObject returned HRESULT 8000401A.

A google search brought up this MS article:

http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;331697

The workstation is already XP SP2.

I am scheduling a reinstall of SP2 to hopefully clear the error, but does
MS Outlook 2003 tie into MSMQ?

Charles

"Kevin Longley" wrote in message
...
Anything in the users local event logs at the same time?

"Charles Blair" wrote in message
...
No.

The user is on our corporate network and setup with a standard Exchange
email profile in Outlook.

The user successfully sent email earlier the same day and also the
following day, and these messages did show up in message tracking.

During the timeframe of the problem, message tracking shows a
continuous flow of messages from other users with no interruption to
operations.

Charles

"Susan" wrote in message
...
never seen anything like that before...was it sent using some other
pop3
account, perhaps? was anything sent from his mailbox during that time
frame
showing up in message tracking?

--
Susan Conkey [MVP]



"Charles Blair" wrote in message
...
Yes ... the date/time stamp that a sent message displays in the Sent
column
in the Sent Items folder.

Even if you drag and drop an undelivered message from Drafts to Sent
Items,
it will not show a Sent date.

The message has to actually be delivered from the Outbox before it is
stamped with the sent date/time.

I have searched Exchange message tracking using all combinations of
variables, but this one particular message is not found.

Charles


"Susan" wrote in message
...
there is a time stamp on it? that is odd...no entry anywhere in
message
tracking?

--
Susan Conkey [MVP]



"Charles Blair" wrote in message
...
Windows 2003 SP1, Exchange 2003 SP1, Office 2003 SP1

I have a user that sent an email using Outlook (with an Exchange
profile
and
on the corporate network) to another user in our Exchange
organization,
but
it did not get delivered.

The message shows up in the user's Outlook Sent Items folder, but
there
is
no entry for this message in Exchange tracking.

This is especially troubling, because the only way I know that an
email
receives a valid time stamp and is copied to Sent Items folder, is
if
the
session was successfully negotiated and the email was sent to the
Exchange
server.

The user successfully sent email earlier the same day and also the
following
day.

There is nothing in the Exchange server event log that shows an
interruption
in operations.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Charles