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  #1  
Old January 18th 10, 03:19 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Amiro2k
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Posts: 6
Default Outlook 2007 and Exchange

Hi,

I have a user who got the good idea tu upgrade Outlook 2000 tp 2007 version.
We do run an Exchange 2000 server here with 2000 Outlook clients. So now,
from the Outlook 2007 version, we can't send email on the local domain
anymore. We end up with the 550 error user unknown. I can delete and creat
the account and the Outlook will detect the user name and the exchange server
name as well but it just can't send it out. There is a smtp account
configured on the same PC and it works fine. So why is sending to exchange
won't work?,

Thanks in adance.

Steve
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault
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  #2  
Old January 18th 10, 03:33 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Kathleen Orland[_2_]
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Posts: 147
Default Outlook 2007 and Exchange

Exchange 2000 should support Outlook 2007 though certainly you want to make
sure you have an upgrade to a newer version of Exchange soon since it's been
end of lifed and extended support runs out next January 11.

http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/20...ycle/2000.mspx

As for Outlook 2007, what is the complete NDR error message? Have you
enabled message tracking? Is anything showing up in the event viewer? Did
the user upgrade or do a new install?



"Amiro2k" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I have a user who got the good idea tu upgrade Outlook 2000 tp 2007

version.
We do run an Exchange 2000 server here with 2000 Outlook clients. So now,
from the Outlook 2007 version, we can't send email on the local domain
anymore. We end up with the 550 error user unknown. I can delete and creat
the account and the Outlook will detect the user name and the exchange

server
name as well but it just can't send it out. There is a smtp account
configured on the same PC and it works fine. So why is sending to exchange
won't work?,

Thanks in adance.

Steve
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault



  #3  
Old January 18th 10, 04:32 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Amiro2k
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Posts: 6
Default Outlook 2007 and Exchange

I think he did upgrade since it kept users settings and he never asked me for
email settings. The error message is short and simple.

550.5.1.1.1

user unknown and the email adress. I experienced that kind of problem a year
or two ago with Outlook XP version on another client and we had to go back
with Office 2000. Like I said, the client can see Exchange server and user
account but won't be able to send mail to

Thanks for your support.
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault


"Kathleen Orland" wrote:

Exchange 2000 should support Outlook 2007 though certainly you want to make
sure you have an upgrade to a newer version of Exchange soon since it's been
end of lifed and extended support runs out next January 11.

http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/20...ycle/2000.mspx

As for Outlook 2007, what is the complete NDR error message? Have you
enabled message tracking? Is anything showing up in the event viewer? Did
the user upgrade or do a new install?



"Amiro2k" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I have a user who got the good idea tu upgrade Outlook 2000 tp 2007

version.
We do run an Exchange 2000 server here with 2000 Outlook clients. So now,
from the Outlook 2007 version, we can't send email on the local domain
anymore. We end up with the 550 error user unknown. I can delete and creat
the account and the Outlook will detect the user name and the exchange

server
name as well but it just can't send it out. There is a smtp account
configured on the same PC and it works fine. So why is sending to exchange
won't work?,

Thanks in adance.

Steve
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault



.

  #4  
Old January 18th 10, 04:41 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Kathleen Orland[_2_]
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Posts: 147
Default Outlook 2007 and Exchange

Is he working offline?

"Amiro2k" wrote in message
...
I think he did upgrade since it kept users settings and he never asked me

for
email settings. The error message is short and simple.

550.5.1.1.1

user unknown and the email adress. I experienced that kind of problem a

year
or two ago with Outlook XP version on another client and we had to go back
with Office 2000. Like I said, the client can see Exchange server and user
account but won't be able to send mail to

Thanks for your support.
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault


"Kathleen Orland" wrote:

Exchange 2000 should support Outlook 2007 though certainly you want to

make
sure you have an upgrade to a newer version of Exchange soon since it's

been
end of lifed and extended support runs out next January 11.

http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/20...ycle/2000.mspx

As for Outlook 2007, what is the complete NDR error message? Have you
enabled message tracking? Is anything showing up in the event viewer?

Did
the user upgrade or do a new install?



"Amiro2k" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I have a user who got the good idea tu upgrade Outlook 2000 tp 2007

version.
We do run an Exchange 2000 server here with 2000 Outlook clients. So

now,
from the Outlook 2007 version, we can't send email on the local domain
anymore. We end up with the 550 error user unknown. I can delete and

creat
the account and the Outlook will detect the user name and the exchange

server
name as well but it just can't send it out. There is a smtp account
configured on the same PC and it works fine. So why is sending to

exchange
won't work?,

Thanks in adance.

Steve
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault



.



  #5  
Old January 18th 10, 05:53 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Amiro2k
external usenet poster
 
Posts: 6
Default Outlook 2007 and Exchange

No
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault


"Kathleen Orland" wrote:

Is he working offline?

"Amiro2k" wrote in message
...
I think he did upgrade since it kept users settings and he never asked me

for
email settings. The error message is short and simple.

550.5.1.1.1

user unknown and the email adress. I experienced that kind of problem a

year
or two ago with Outlook XP version on another client and we had to go back
with Office 2000. Like I said, the client can see Exchange server and user
account but won't be able to send mail to

Thanks for your support.
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault


"Kathleen Orland" wrote:

Exchange 2000 should support Outlook 2007 though certainly you want to

make
sure you have an upgrade to a newer version of Exchange soon since it's

been
end of lifed and extended support runs out next January 11.

http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/20...ycle/2000.mspx

As for Outlook 2007, what is the complete NDR error message? Have you
enabled message tracking? Is anything showing up in the event viewer?

Did
the user upgrade or do a new install?



"Amiro2k" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I have a user who got the good idea tu upgrade Outlook 2000 tp 2007
version.
We do run an Exchange 2000 server here with 2000 Outlook clients. So

now,
from the Outlook 2007 version, we can't send email on the local domain
anymore. We end up with the 550 error user unknown. I can delete and

creat
the account and the Outlook will detect the user name and the exchange
server
name as well but it just can't send it out. There is a smtp account
configured on the same PC and it works fine. So why is sending to

exchange
won't work?,

Thanks in adance.

Steve
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault


.



.

  #6  
Old January 18th 10, 06:17 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Kathleen Orland[_2_]
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Posts: 147
Default Outlook 2007 and Exchange

The NDR error message you posted is unknown. Is that the complete and entire
NDR?

"Amiro2k" wrote in message
...
No
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault


"Kathleen Orland" wrote:

Is he working offline?

"Amiro2k" wrote in message
...
I think he did upgrade since it kept users settings and he never asked

me
for
email settings. The error message is short and simple.

550.5.1.1.1

user unknown and the email adress. I experienced that kind of problem

a
year
or two ago with Outlook XP version on another client and we had to go

back
with Office 2000. Like I said, the client can see Exchange server and

user
account but won't be able to send mail to

Thanks for your support.
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault


"Kathleen Orland" wrote:

Exchange 2000 should support Outlook 2007 though certainly you want

to
make
sure you have an upgrade to a newer version of Exchange soon since

it's
been
end of lifed and extended support runs out next January 11.

http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/20...ycle/2000.mspx

As for Outlook 2007, what is the complete NDR error message? Have

you
enabled message tracking? Is anything showing up in the event

viewer?
Did
the user upgrade or do a new install?



"Amiro2k" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I have a user who got the good idea tu upgrade Outlook 2000 tp

2007
version.
We do run an Exchange 2000 server here with 2000 Outlook clients.

So
now,
from the Outlook 2007 version, we can't send email on the local

domain
anymore. We end up with the 550 error user unknown. I can delete

and
creat
the account and the Outlook will detect the user name and the

exchange
server
name as well but it just can't send it out. There is a smtp

account
configured on the same PC and it works fine. So why is sending to

exchange
won't work?,

Thanks in adance.

Steve
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault


.



.



  #7  
Old January 18th 10, 07:17 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Amiro2k
external usenet poster
 
Posts: 6
Default Outlook 2007 and Exchange

Yes it's the only message. I got it as soon as the message is sent.
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault


"Kathleen Orland" wrote:

The NDR error message you posted is unknown. Is that the complete and entire
NDR?

"Amiro2k" wrote in message
...
No
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault


"Kathleen Orland" wrote:

Is he working offline?

"Amiro2k" wrote in message
...
I think he did upgrade since it kept users settings and he never asked

me
for
email settings. The error message is short and simple.

550.5.1.1.1

user unknown and the email adress. I experienced that kind of problem

a
year
or two ago with Outlook XP version on another client and we had to go

back
with Office 2000. Like I said, the client can see Exchange server and

user
account but won't be able to send mail to

Thanks for your support.
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault


"Kathleen Orland" wrote:

Exchange 2000 should support Outlook 2007 though certainly you want

to
make
sure you have an upgrade to a newer version of Exchange soon since

it's
been
end of lifed and extended support runs out next January 11.

http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/20...ycle/2000.mspx

As for Outlook 2007, what is the complete NDR error message? Have

you
enabled message tracking? Is anything showing up in the event

viewer?
Did
the user upgrade or do a new install?



"Amiro2k" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I have a user who got the good idea tu upgrade Outlook 2000 tp

2007
version.
We do run an Exchange 2000 server here with 2000 Outlook clients.

So
now,
from the Outlook 2007 version, we can't send email on the local

domain
anymore. We end up with the 550 error user unknown. I can delete

and
creat
the account and the Outlook will detect the user name and the

exchange
server
name as well but it just can't send it out. There is a smtp

account
configured on the same PC and it works fine. So why is sending to
exchange
won't work?,

Thanks in adance.

Steve
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault


.



.



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  #8  
Old January 18th 10, 07:27 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Kathleen Orland[_2_]
external usenet poster
 
Posts: 147
Default Outlook 2007 and Exchange

But those error numbers are the entire error message? Most error messages
contain more information.

"Amiro2k" wrote in message
...
Yes it's the only message. I got it as soon as the message is sent.
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault


"Kathleen Orland" wrote:

The NDR error message you posted is unknown. Is that the complete and

entire
NDR?

"Amiro2k" wrote in message
...
No
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault


"Kathleen Orland" wrote:

Is he working offline?

"Amiro2k" wrote in message
...
I think he did upgrade since it kept users settings and he never

asked
me
for
email settings. The error message is short and simple.

550.5.1.1.1

user unknown and the email adress. I experienced that kind of

problem
a
year
or two ago with Outlook XP version on another client and we had to

go
back
with Office 2000. Like I said, the client can see Exchange server

and
user
account but won't be able to send mail to

Thanks for your support.
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault


"Kathleen Orland" wrote:

Exchange 2000 should support Outlook 2007 though certainly you

want
to
make
sure you have an upgrade to a newer version of Exchange soon

since
it's
been
end of lifed and extended support runs out next January 11.


http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/20...ycle/2000.mspx

As for Outlook 2007, what is the complete NDR error message?

Have
you
enabled message tracking? Is anything showing up in the event

viewer?
Did
the user upgrade or do a new install?



"Amiro2k" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I have a user who got the good idea tu upgrade Outlook 2000 tp

2007
version.
We do run an Exchange 2000 server here with 2000 Outlook

clients.
So
now,
from the Outlook 2007 version, we can't send email on the

local
domain
anymore. We end up with the 550 error user unknown. I can

delete
and
creat
the account and the Outlook will detect the user name and the

exchange
server
name as well but it just can't send it out. There is a smtp

account
configured on the same PC and it works fine. So why is sending

to
exchange
won't work?,

Thanks in adance.

Steve
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault


.



.



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  #9  
Old January 18th 10, 07:45 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Diane Poremsky [MVP]
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Posts: 12,991
Default Outlook 2007 and Exchange

Have him make a new profile - no need to delete the existing profile, just
make a new one with a new profile name.

--
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Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/
Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com/

Outlook Tips by email:


EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:


Poll: What version of Exchange server do you use?
http://forums.slipstick.com/showthread.php?t=33803

"Amiro2k" wrote in message
...
I think he did upgrade since it kept users settings and he never asked me
for
email settings. The error message is short and simple.

550.5.1.1.1

user unknown and the email adress. I experienced that kind of problem a
year
or two ago with Outlook XP version on another client and we had to go back
with Office 2000. Like I said, the client can see Exchange server and user
account but won't be able to send mail to

Thanks for your support.
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault


"Kathleen Orland" wrote:

Exchange 2000 should support Outlook 2007 though certainly you want to
make
sure you have an upgrade to a newer version of Exchange soon since it's
been
end of lifed and extended support runs out next January 11.

http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/20...ycle/2000.mspx

As for Outlook 2007, what is the complete NDR error message? Have you
enabled message tracking? Is anything showing up in the event viewer? Did
the user upgrade or do a new install?



"Amiro2k" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I have a user who got the good idea tu upgrade Outlook 2000 tp 2007

version.
We do run an Exchange 2000 server here with 2000 Outlook clients. So
now,
from the Outlook 2007 version, we can't send email on the local domain
anymore. We end up with the 550 error user unknown. I can delete and
creat
the account and the Outlook will detect the user name and the exchange

server
name as well but it just can't send it out. There is a smtp account
configured on the same PC and it works fine. So why is sending to
exchange
won't work?,

Thanks in adance.

Steve
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault



.

  #10  
Old January 18th 10, 08:23 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Amiro2k
external usenet poster
 
Posts: 6
Default Outlook 2007 and Exchange

Here is the message though it's in French:


Certains des destinataires ou tous les destinataires n'ont pas reçu votre
message.

Objet :

Date : 2010-01-18 10:03


Impossible de contacter le(s) destinataire(s) suivant(s) :

Steve Amirault le 2010-01-18 10:03

550 5.1.1 ... User unknown


Basically it says "Unable to reach or contact the adressee"

Thanks

--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault


"Kathleen Orland" wrote:

But those error numbers are the entire error message? Most error messages
contain more information.

"Amiro2k" wrote in message
...
Yes it's the only message. I got it as soon as the message is sent.
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault


"Kathleen Orland" wrote:

The NDR error message you posted is unknown. Is that the complete and

entire
NDR?

"Amiro2k" wrote in message
...
No
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault


"Kathleen Orland" wrote:

Is he working offline?

"Amiro2k" wrote in message
...
I think he did upgrade since it kept users settings and he never

asked
me
for
email settings. The error message is short and simple.

550.5.1.1.1

user unknown and the email adress. I experienced that kind of

problem
a
year
or two ago with Outlook XP version on another client and we had to

go
back
with Office 2000. Like I said, the client can see Exchange server

and
user
account but won't be able to send mail to

Thanks for your support.
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault


"Kathleen Orland" wrote:

Exchange 2000 should support Outlook 2007 though certainly you

want
to
make
sure you have an upgrade to a newer version of Exchange soon

since
it's
been
end of lifed and extended support runs out next January 11.


http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/20...ycle/2000.mspx

As for Outlook 2007, what is the complete NDR error message?

Have
you
enabled message tracking? Is anything showing up in the event
viewer?
Did
the user upgrade or do a new install?



"Amiro2k" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I have a user who got the good idea tu upgrade Outlook 2000 tp
2007
version.
We do run an Exchange 2000 server here with 2000 Outlook

clients.
So
now,
from the Outlook 2007 version, we can't send email on the

local
domain
anymore. We end up with the 550 error user unknown. I can

delete
and
creat
the account and the Outlook will detect the user name and the
exchange
server
name as well but it just can't send it out. There is a smtp
account
configured on the same PC and it works fine. So why is sending

to
exchange
won't work?,

Thanks in adance.

Steve
--

Thanks in advance.

Steve Amirault


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