Golf would be enjoyable but unfortunately I'd be unemployed when playing...
The CEO has 3 assistants and 1 of the 3 is behind so she is complaining. The
amount of Outlook work these women do is nonstop so 20-30 seconds is a huge
issue to her. With that said, if she complains to the CEO, I have a problem
therefore I must fix it.
I will try your network issues, as I think that might be the issue, thanks
for your help.
"F.H. Muffman" wrote:
> itz nin wrote:
> > Outlook 2003 - Exchange 2003
> >
> > I have two users who sit right next to each other, but one receives
> > e-mail (mostly internal e-mail) about 20-30 seconds quicker than the
> > other person.
>
> A whole 20-30 seconds? I wish my job was so uneventful that I would even
> care about figuring that out.
>
> That said...
>
> Replace the network cable on the machine runnign slow. Seriously. You'd be
> amazed what I've fixed by simply replacing a network cable.
>
> Check for any firewall/a-v software running on the 'slower' machine.
>
> Try plugging *your* computer into that other machine's net-tap. Do you get
> mail slow too? Try swapping the net-taps of these two people.
>
> Are they on the same Exchange server?
>
> Lastly, try taking up golf or world of warcraft. It'd be far more enjoyable
> then trying to figure out a 20-30*second* mail slowness issue. Yes,
> seriously. If it was 20-30 *minutes*, ok, that's severe. But, honestly,
> I've had a laptop and a desktop plugged into the same hub on my desk and
> seen a whole minutes difference between notifications. It's all just udp
> packets.
>
> --
> f.h.
>
>
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