Mac OOF: Common Errors and Troubleshooting OOF (110389)
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Mail for AppleTalk Networks 3.1d
This article was previously published under Q110389 SUMMARY
When using version 3.1d of the Out of Office (OOF) Server in conjunction
with version 3.1d of Microsoft Mail for AppleTalk Networks, you may see
any of the following messages or conditions:
Messages
Rejecting request from user@server because server is not version 3.0.
Your Out of Office request cannot be processed because your Microsoft
Mail Server is not version 3.0 or later.
Causes
The server sending the request is defined as a 2.0 server.
The server sending the request is not in the Configured Servers list.
All servers participating must be listed in the Configuration screen.
Problem
User does not receive confirmation or rejection from OOF Server.
Causes
Mail is not being transferred between servers. Verify mail traffic path
between the user and the server on which the OOF Server account is
defined. Sign into the OOF Server account to verify the message has
arrived. Verify routing is correctly configured if applicable.
The OOF Server has not been started or is not displaying the log/running
screen. Ensure the Status Field on the log/running screen is visible
and does not display "Stopped..."
Problem
System displays address error and forces restart.
Causes
Extension or Control Panel conflict.
HyperCard memory is set too low. Increase value under Get Info.
Message
Error: MS Mail Server <servername> not available.
Causes
The server listed is not available on the AppleTalk network. The
network connection may be broken.
The server listed is performing a backup. When the server is available
again, the OOF Server will continue processing OOF requests on that
server.
Message
Error: Home Server not available, waiting 5 minutes, then trying
again...
Causes
The server on which the OOF Server account is defined is not available
on the AppleTalk network. The network connection may be broken.
The server listed is performing a backup. When the server is available
again, the OOF Server will continue processing OOF requests on that
server. If the home server is not available for two hours, the OOF
Server process will stop.
Message
"Unknown User Name" appears in Log file.
Cause
The OOF Server account has not been defined.
Dialog Box
This account is unable to access its Local Mail file.
Please enter the password of the last account to use the
Local Mail file. To work without a Local Mail file, select Cancel.
Causes
Multiple users are registered with the same name, but different
passwords, for example, network manager. Configure all accounts with
identical names to have identical passwords.
A user who is attempting to register has changed their password since
the last time they registered as Out of Office. To correct this, enter
the last password used by that user or delete the local data file for
the user stored in the MS Mail Local folders.
NOTE: To avoid this message use a Microsoft Mail version 3.0 or later
workstation. This version may be obtained from AppleLink.
Problem
When a user is configuring an OOF registration, the Send button is
disabled (grayed out).
Cause
There is more than one account in the All list called "OOF Server" and
the form has not been altered. See Appendix A of the documentation
contained on the OOF Server disk for information on configuring multiple
OOF Servers.
Message
No Such Card
Cause
The workstation software is being used to access Microsoft Mail. It is
recommended that the Macintosh that runs the OOF Server not be used by
any other user than that OOF Server.
Modification Type: | Major | Last Reviewed: | 11/10/1999 |
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Keywords: | KB110389 |
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