So, with the user’s permission I look into his mailbox. By using OWA I was able to see, open and save both attachments, but when I looked in Outlook (2007 v12.0.6557.5001 with SP2) there just weren’t there! However, the e-mail size in Outlook was showing more than 1MB, so they had to be there...
Tried forwarding the e-mail from Outlook to myself, and nothing... Tried from OWA and I received them with no problems!
I found this post on Microsoft Support which says this sometimes happens with inline attachments in Exchange 2007 SP1 (which is what we are currently using – I know, don’t ask!...).
Basically, for Outlook 2007 the attachment is hidden and it is unavailable for download. In OWA, it is still hidden but you can download and view it.
If you are using Exchange Server 2010:
- Stop the Exchange Transport service;
- Locate the EdgeTransport.exe.config file (located in the following path:
- In the EdgeTransport.exe.config file, add the following entry between the /appSettings
- Restart the Transport service.
(Please note I had to remove the < > tags because of the HTML here...)
With Exchange Server 2007, just install Service Pack 2 and run the following command:
Set-OrganizationConfig –ShowInlineAttachments $True
As soon as I am able to test this, I will post here the results.
Hope this helps!
Hi I am seeing the same problem. How did you get on with this?
ReplyDeleteThanks
Ben
"Set-OrganizationConfig –ShowInlineAttachments $True"
ReplyDeleteThat command has a mistake in it. Use this command instead:
"set-OrganizationConfig -ShowInlineAttachments:$true"
See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/954684 for further information.
Hi Ben,
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately we are still on SP1 (don’t ask!) so I still haven’t had the chance to test it... :-S
Michael: have you tried this?
Best regards,
Nuno
Hi Michael,
ReplyDeleteThank you for your post/correction.
Most of Microsoft documentation uses a notation of Parameter:$True/$False but I honestly prefer Parameter $True/$False without the colon and with a space (I think it makes it easier to read.
However, whenever I use the –Confirm parameter, I found that you have to use the first notation (-Confirm:$false) otherwise it will simply ignore it when in scripts...
I haven’t tested this command, so I can’t say if you can use both notations or not, but you are probably right.
By the way, have you tested this command to try and fix this attachment issue?
Best regards,
Nuno
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/954684/EN-US
DeleteThank you for your comment!
DeleteHowever that's the link I already mentioned in the post ;-)
Nuno,
ReplyDeleteHave you attempted this yet? I'm in the same boat right now, user can view attachment on cell phone or OWA, but in Outlook, nothing. We're still on SP1 RU10 so I'm looking into upgrading to SP2 finally right now. Just curious what your results were?
Thanks,
Kyle
Hi Kyle,
DeleteUnfortunately I left the organization where I was having this issue before I was able to test it... The new one was already on SP3 before we migrated to 2010, so I have never been able to test this change... Sorry!
Regards,
Nuno
No worries. I'll be upgrading tonight so I'll let you know how it goes.
DeleteExcellent, thank you Kyle!
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