Cannot save Calendar items disconnected

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Hi,

 

I use Microsoft Outlook 2007 suite Service Pack 2 with Exchange Server 2007, Version: 08.01.0340.000 as our Exchange.

My problem is that while we attained a latest DOMAIN as well as our latest Small Business Server, no one among us is capable of storing Calendar appointments every time we are disconnected. We need to manually put Outlook in Offline ahead of time so we can save them. Whenever we have disconnected, Outlook expresses an error which says, "Could not save item. The connection to Microsoft Exchange is unavailable. The outlook must be online or connected to complete this action" However, if we change to offline it works well. I subsequently need to bear in mind to switch back again to online mode as I go into the office 

Of course, since I have disconnected, Microsoft Exchange is not available. However, what bothers me the most is the reality that this used to work so smoothly prior the change in the network. Before, MS Outlook does not bother it my computer is disconnected from the network or not, and still does the whole lot contained in the program. And whenever I restore the connection, everything syncs and I used to not even have to assume about that.

My question is that, in the new exchange server, is there a set up or a setting which demands or requires a live server connection for appointments? And secondly, what is the distinction between modes in offline and disconnected? What is the reason why appointment cannot be gripped when in disconnected mode while the email works fine?

I have tried several things to solve this issue like deleting the old OST file as well as allowing Microsoft Outlook to create a new file, and running MS Outlook with the clean views.

Does anyone here have any suggestion? Please let me know. Thanks.

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Answered By 90 points N/A #140765

Cannot save Calendar items disconnected

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Hi there

If the default gateway is not configured in outlook client computer this problem will occur. So to solve this problem there are two ways.

1st – manual way

2nd – automatic way

1st Method (manual) for outlook 2007

Step 1 – Click Start > Run > type regedit and hit enter and open regedit editor

Step 2 – Locate the following path

HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftOffice12.0OutlookRPC

Step 3 – On the right hand side click right mouse button > New > DWORD Value

Step 4 – Give the name as “DefConnectOpts” and hit enter

Step 5 – Set the value to “0” in value data box the click modify

Step 6 – Exit the regedit editor

Note – if it is for outlook 2010 you need to use this path

HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftOffice14.0OutlookRPC

2nd method

Download this software which provided from Microsoft for overcome this issue

How to use? Download it > install > run the program > done

Hope these answers helps you

Taylor B Campos

Thank You..!!

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