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Previous Thread:   OWA with MPX220

10/30/2005 5:57:04 PM    Cached Access Protocol CORRUPT
Hi All Softies...  
  
I happen to use this Cached access using an HTTP proxy over SSL.  
  
Now if I was to drag a few thousand items onto my mailbox they supposedly  
  
are being synchronized onto the server. Well, Outlook chews for ever and  
  
comes back with "all folders synchronized." BUT THEY ARE NOT.  
  
Instead of 3,000 or so local contacts are about 400 on the server and some  
  
File As fields has defaulted to Last First. Most of 2,000 appointments got  
  
over BUT SOME HAVE DIFFERENT NOTES. (I know the root cause is an unreliable  
  
Wi-Fi connection, but there is no Synchronization Error message) Remove the  
  
caching on a second profile and it works but is like a click per minute. Can  
  
live with that. Now to get piece of mind for daily operations:  
  
1. If synchronization ends up corrupt without an error message, there MUST  
  
be an error in Outlook, right? Is there a fix? I got frekin SP2 everything  
  
tip-top.  
  
2. So now there are items in my OST file ready to be LOST FOREVER.  
  
2a. Can Outlook double-check its synchronization? (something any paranoid  
  
user would use on a regular basis - like you can check a PST file for  
  
consistency) Items that are not the same could be marked unsynchronized and  
  
everybody happy!  
  
2b. Can I throw away and restart synchronization (like you can do on  
  
ActiveSync on your desktop - combine items)?  
  
And BTW, the non-Unicode to Unicode conversion is garbage too, but the  
  
effort to reproduce is too costly for me. Phone numbers are intermixed  
  
between contacts and some notes fields gets filled with unicode garbage.  
  
-Don H, the paying friendly bugfinder


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