Don't receive mail until I click on a folder

[Guest]

Has anyone seen an issue using Exchange Server and Outlook where mail is not
received in Outlook until a folder is clicked on? I am thinking this is a
default setting somewhere in Exchange. Thank you in advance for any
assistance.

 

[Hal Hostetler [MVP S/U]]

This issue is commonly due to UDP connectivity problems. New email
notifications are pushed from the Exchange Server via UDP; should a problem
arise with UDP connectivity, Outlook will behave in exactly the fashion you
describe, new email won't appear you change folders.

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=159302
XCLN: Exchange Server Push Notifications Generate ICMP Messages
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=270065
XADM: How to Troubleshoot New Mail Notification Issues
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=264035
XADM: No Way to Configure Port for UDP New Mail Notification Packets

Hal
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[Guest]

I have similar issue, but what you explained would be site wide, it is only
happening 3 client computers, it also works same with sending, emails will
sit in outbox until a folder is clicked. Any help would be very much
appreciated

 

[Guest]

I am using MS outlook 2000 - the same thing happens with me - I am the only
one this affects in my office.
Messages also get 'stuck' in my outbox.
any advice greatly received!

 

[allenbl]

I am searching for a solution to this exact issue. It appears no resolution
was found for the original question in 2005. Anyone have a solution?

Recap: My new e-mail does not show up in the inbox until i have left the
inbox and opened another folder and come back to the inbox....tada it's there!

 

[allenbl]

I forgot to say, I am using Outlook 2007