Somewhere along the line you are blocking UDP packets from the Exchange
server.

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Subject: Exchange to Outlook latency


I had posted this sometime ago and got a bunch of responses about opening
ports.  But I think that is because I explained it improperly.

Here it is:
W2k server with Exch2K sp3 behind an ISA.
Several W2K and XP pro workstations of various sps each using outlook 2k
(most with no sp, some with sp2), one using the outlook 11 beta. When a
client sends and email it sits in his outbox until another action is taken
in outlook (switching to another folder within the inbox), also if outlook
is not used for a period of time new emails do not show up in the inbox.  I
could send an email and not touch my outlook for a week.  At the point that
I click on my in box the email is sent and a weeks worth of messages
populate my inbox and various other folders.  Free busy reminders also do
not arrive unless you are tolling around in outlook.  I got responses about
opening ports on the ISA box but outlook clients do not pass through ISA to
get to the exch box.  No other directory or name/ip resolutions issues
exist. Our clients get dhcp info that includes a router ip that is the
internal nic of our ISA (for secure NAT).  I have changed that to the ip of
the exchange server thinking the previously referenced ports were an ISA
filter of some sort, but the problem continued.

Does anyone have any ideas?

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