Showing End Users How The Sausage Is Made Best Practices & General ITīasic scenario is this1 - End user submits issue via email2 - IT investigates and proves issue is with external vendor3 - IT emails vendor4 - Vendor emails back5 - repeat 3+4 until issue is fixed6 - IT emails end user to say it's fixed, or details how to.Only this test user has been migrated to 2010 and is the only one having the problem.
To clairfy Exchange 2003 is still running on another server where the rest of my mailboxes are residing and working just fine. When I look in the message tracking queue it looks like it's being sent but after a couple hours now I've got no NDRs and the MTQ says "this is taking longer than expected" or something similar to that. Once I fired Outlook back up I was able to send emails to the test account without issue but anything I send out never seems to be delivered. I did have to fiddle with the Outlook client account security settings, no big deal, I've run into that before. The migration went well according to Exchange and the Outlook client for this particular test user was notified that they must restart their mail client (Outlook 2003) because of changes the administrator had made. I finished installing Exchange 2010 and everything was going very well until I went to migrate one mailbox for a test account.