As you know, Microsoft Exchange is the
email server that manages users’ mailbox data, including emails, attachments,
contacts, calendar, notes, and other useful information in both online (i.e. in
OWA) and offline (i.e. in Outlook email client) mode. Additionally, Exchange
Server is a calendar-cum-contacts manager software, which has been widely used in
organizations for exchanging emails containing crucial information.
That is why different versions of the
Exchange Server 2013, 2010, 2007, and few previous ones are available today. In
fact, whenever a new version is launched, organizations do migrate their
current exchange database to the new one, based upon the requirements and newly
added features. However, Exchange migration process does not always end
successfully, but sometimes it terminated automatically due to some unknown
errors.
Following error message encountered in
the Synch Issue folder when using MS Outlook 2003 to synchronize offline address
list on the server running Exchange 2010, Exchange 2007, or Exchange 2003: Check
that below-
Exchange Server Error
“0x8004010F An object could not be
found.”
Whenever this error occurred, you are
no longer able to send email messages. If you try to send emails, you get
another error, i.e.
“Task ‘Microsoft Exchange Server’
reported error (0x8004010F): ‘The operation failed. An object could not be
found.’”
Causes of Error
By just looking at the error message,
you certainly cannot figure out the causes behind it. However, since the
administrator is to manage the exchange server, he must be able to get the
error fixed. Well, digging deeper enlightens the following two scenarios when this
error is encountered:
Scenario 1: While viewing Properties in
the Address lists setting in Exchange System Manager with any of the following
conditions is true:
(I) The offline address book list
object has a missing address list.
(II) The offline address book list
object has an incorrect address list.
Scenario 2: While viewing Properties
in the Offline address lists setting in Exchange System Manager with any of the
following conditions is true:
(I) The offline address book list
object has a missing address list.
(II) The offline address book list
object has an incorrect address list.
Fixing the Error
For Scenario 1
1. In Exchange System Manager, click
to expand the Recipients container and highlight the Offline Address
Lists container.
2. At the right, right click the
offline address list and choose Properties in the context menu.
3. In the General tab, check if
the list populated under Address lists is valid. If not, you have to add
one.
4. Click OK.
5. Now, right click the offline
address list object and click Set as New Default if it is not set.
6. After making these changes (if
any), right click the offline address list and choose Rebuild.
For Scenario 2
1. In Exchange System Manager, click Properties
for the mailbox store to make sure that in Offline address list on the General
tab the offline address list is populated with a valid offline address list
object. If not, then click Browse and select a valid one.
2. Try sending email from your Outlook
2003.
3. If it does not work, try it again
after a re-login into Outlook.
After this, you do get the issues
fixed for sure. However, in case the same issues persist, there might be some
corruption is Exchange Server database. To fix that, you must get a
professional Exchange server recovery software. However, choose the recovery software wisely, as wrong software may
result adversely.
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