I'm using Exchange 2010 and outlook 2007 as a client.
A user sent email at 5:56 pm to multiple internal and external recipients from outlook 2007 but the message has delivered next day at 11:23 am.
-At sender's side: the message in sent items folder in outlook and OWA indicates that it has been sent at 5:56 pm
-At receiver's side: the message in inbox folder indicates that it has been sent at 11:23 am
-all log files on Exchange server , MSGTRKMyyyymmdd-x.LOG and MSGTRKyyyymmdd-x.LOG, indicates that the message has been set at 11:23 am
-user didn't use delay delivery option, as he said.
-the time and date of sender's PC and Exchange server is correct.
any ideas about how such scenario could be happened??
A user sent email at 5:56 pm to multiple internal and external recipients from outlook 2007 but the message has delivered next day at 11:23 am.
-At sender's side: the message in sent items folder in outlook and OWA indicates that it has been sent at 5:56 pm
-At receiver's side: the message in inbox folder indicates that it has been sent at 11:23 am
-all log files on Exchange server , MSGTRKMyyyymmdd-x.LOG and MSGTRKyyyymmdd-x.LOG, indicates that the message has been set at 11:23 am
-user didn't use delay delivery option, as he said.
-the time and date of sender's PC and Exchange server is correct.
any ideas about how such scenario could be happened??