In our environment we have an application server, a mail server, a development server, a blackberry server, and an admin server. Recently we’ve encountered the strangest thing, and I can’t recall any changes which would cause this. I also have no idea where to look to find out why this is happening.
Whenever I open my mail file, my client repeatedly shows a “connecting to {dev server} over TCPIP”.
Recently I did a rename on a client, and one thing I do is switch to the master copy of the user ID and have it accept the name change. When I did that, and opened the user’s mail file, I repeatedly saw the status bar flashing the message “connecting to {dev server} over TCPIP” and “connected to {dev server}”.
Any ideas where I can start looking for the reason for this occurring? The LOG file doesn’t appear to give me any indication. I thought maybe one of my developers put something in a main database (such as names.nsf) which might cause this, but the primary developer reported nothing has been created like this.
Brian