We recently discovered that when any of our users exchange servers went down, the users were unable to receive their new messages. Unity would indeed tell them the exchange server was down and that they could only retrieve new messages, but would then state, you have no new messages when in fact, they did. Under all other circumstances and normal operations, these same users are able to get their messages from their exchange server.
After verifying permissions were not an issue, I looked at the UnityMTA folder and discovered there were two UnityMTA folders, one on the E: drive and the other on the D: drive. The messages were in the folder on the E: drive. The registry and advanced settings tool showed that Unity was configured for the E: drive however the E:\UnityMTA folder was not shared, which led me to believe was the reason why Unity did not see the new messages - is this a correct assumption?
I then ran the AST to change the UnityMTA folder back to the D: drive and have removed the E:\UnityMTA folder, and ensured the proper permissions/sharing was configured on the D:\UnityMTA folder. I have verified in the registry, the MTA folders are pointing to the D drive, as well as in the AST.
I see two failed messages in the D:\UnityMTA\failed folder, which does not concern me but what does concern me is the errors I am seeing in the event logs. My concern is that the issue may not be resolved and that if the users exchange servers go offline again, they will still experience an issue. Has anyone seen this error before or know what it means? There should be no reference in Unity any longer to the E:\UnityMTA folder.
Event Type: Error
Event Source: CiscoUnity_NodeMgr
Event Category: Run
Event ID: 1060
Date: 6/16/2010
Time: 9:53:32 AM
User: N/A
Computer: USMDLMDOWU102
Description:
FindFirstFile for E:\CommServer\UnityMTA\* failed with error 0x80070003.
Message was edited by: maratimer - added unity version, corrected a typo
