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hi..

I found this link http://www.blog.edbtopst.org/q…code-600-in-exchange.html

Hope it will be helpful for you

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Joe

Generally speaking, S/MIME is made up of a large set of protocols that are based on X.609 digital certificates. With that users can send encrypted, signed, encrypted+signed messages to other users and I don’t think it will index digitally signed messages as it also happens in case of mine

I am still researching on your query and will tell you the reason as soon as possible

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Joe

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As i know, MS Outlook does not index the Encrypted messages. you have to decrypt the message so that Outlook can index it.

For the decryption of encrypted message, S/MIME certificate should be installed into the machine from where you are viewing the certificate.

In digitally signed messages, you will find an attached file having p7m extension. This indicates that the mail is encrypted and digitally signed.

Due to this encryption the content of body becomes invisible and is not indexed by the Outlook

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Joe

Hi..

At first click on the file tab >> options >> calendar >> in the calendar option, click on Accept, Tentative or Decline

For further refrence: http://office.microsoft.com/en…ing-time-HP010356518.aspx

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Joe

Hi

This generally happens when

• You try to reply to the messages that were migrated from PST or were migrated by using the third party software.
• There is bad entry in your Outlook cache.
• offlineAddressBook is not up to date.

Go through the article to check out the resolution

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2784785

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Joe

Hi ..
Go through the steps below to resolve your issue Mentioned

• At first, open Exchange System Admin.
• Then Go to the Folder / Public Folders.
• After that right click on the folder and then select Connect to <server with the Public Folder>. Here you will see the public folder.
• Again rightClick on thesis Public Folders and select the Properties.
• Now click on the Security Tab
• Here the grant Full Access rights to Both Domain Admins and Exchange Admin and then click on OK.
• Now Right click on Folder / Public Folder and then Connect to <server without Public Folder>. Suddenly, there are your Public Folders Which apparently had replicated just fine.

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Joe

Hi ..

Follow the Steps mentioned below to resolve the issue: -

• On the EMC >> Toolbox >> Public Folder Management Console >> expend the "System Public Folders" >> expend the "Schedule + Free Busy" >> Select the Folder That is generating the error >> Open Properties by right Clicking on IT,
• On the Replication tab >> Add >> Add in Exchange 2010 Server >> Apply
• Then Restart the MSExchangeMailboxAssistant Service

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Joe

Hi..

Try the steps mentioned below:

• Take backup of Active Directory (AD)
• Now Open Active Directory Users & Computers
• Check the Advance Features from the View menu.
• Click to expand "Microsoft Exchange System Object container"
• Matched the GUID Which We see in the event deleting the duplicate GUID.
• Wait for few hours for replication.c

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Joe

Hi..

Try the steps mentioned in the article of Technet

https://www.microsoft.com/tech…00.0&EvtID=478&EvtSrc=ESE

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Joe

Hello Sir,

I appreciate your comment,

But, I have posted the answer here Because it may help others who are facing the same issue

Thanks Joe Prior