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Deen

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  1. @Adrian Simpkins In the administration console under System - Email - Shared Mailboxes - MSB Mailbox check the Inbound Mail Service tab.  There should be a POP3 or IMAP4 service set up to trieve inbound email.  The first step would be to check that this is present and that the Test Connection option against the service works.

  2. @all   

    Our Infrastructure team have completed their analysis and have determined that the root cause was due to the following:

    At 14:09 our monitoring systems alerted us simultaneously to a number of issues with around 10% of our customer instances. All issues were related to performance of underlying disks on a given node which would have resulted in customers reporting below expected performance or occasional disconnects. . Our cloud team immediately identified the root cause as a disk concurrency issue effecting 1 of the underlying node and began reducing the load. 

    The issue was resolved by 14:13.

    At 14:16 the same issue occurred again and we undertook the same steps to resolve. This was finally ended at 14:19

    The root cause has been identified as a issue with session cloning (usually during elevation of Flowcode) when the same or multiple sessions are repeatedly cloned in a very short time and these have a large volume of cached data. The chance of this combination of events is small. 

    This caused concurrency issues with the other instances running on the same node/disks.

    We have now identified the root cause and have a development plan to prevent the issue going forward (Session Cloning will no longer copy cached data unless forced) and we would expect to see this changed rolled out over the next few weeks (Given the likely hood of this occurring we do not see the need to produce a patch) 

    We apologise for any inconvenience this may have caused.

  3. @AKetteringham our internal investigation has not indicated any issues with the server.  We did not see any connection attempts in the logs for the last two hours which suggests that there may have been a comms issue specific to your own infrastructure.  I am glad to hear that you are now able to connect, let us know if the problem does reoccur as there are additional tests we can conduct at your end via the support request.

  4. @Alisha it's possible the sending clients are using Rich text rather than HTML or plain text format for their outbound emails, see the following which discusses how to turn off the TNEF format to ensure better compatibility.  It might be worth giving this a try for one Outlook client to see if it makes a difference:

    https://support.microsoft.com/en-in/help/290809/how-e-mail-message-formats-affect-internet-e-mail-messages-in-outlook

     

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