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0x80040115 Want to Advertise Here? Solved Outlook unable to connect 0x80040115 Posted on 2014-03-16 Outlook IT Administration Exchange 1 Verified Solution 6 Comments 21,473 Views Last Modified: 2014-05-19 Hi Experts, I have been http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/msoffice_outlook-mso_other/i-have-been-getting-error-0x80040115-when/38041420-3df5-4f5d-923b-f8d5412a2bea getting an error when sending mail out of Outlook. This computer is connecting via RPC/HTTPS, it happens with 3 computers that are connected externally. Out of the 10 that are deployed all at different locations. The error 0x80040115 when Sending through Outlook. The error message says - "Sending and receiving reported error (0x80040115). The connection to the Microsoft Exchange Server is unavailable. Outlook must be online or connected https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28389862/Outlook-unable-to-connect-0x80040115.html to complete this action." We are able to receive emails no problems, its just when sending. Also we cannot login RWW it just loads a blank page. OWA works just fine - again these symptoms are only at these three sites. Our Setup: The workstation: Windows 8 Pro Outlook 2013 Used for emails and spreadsheets The Server: Windows SBS 2011 Look forward to reading your comments! 0 Question by:isdd2000 Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Google Best Solution byisdd2000 Hi Guys, Issue was modem related... Go to Solution 6 Comments LVL 5 Overall: Level 5 Exchange 4 Outlook 2 Message Expert Comment by:arjunvyavahare2014-03-17 Hi, On client side run : ipconfig /flushdns And also try to disable antivirus and perform send and receive if this work then it will be your antivirus related issue. I hope this will resolve your issue. Regards, Arjun 0 Message Author Comment by:isdd20002014-03-17 Hi Arjun, I tried as you mentioned no luck. Even changed the DNS and reset the modem. We recently change over our anti-virus and same issue occurred even when uninstalled. Not to mention there are other computers in a similar environment but no change. Any other ideas? 0 LVL 5 Overall: Level 5
2013SBS2008/2011Server 2003Server 2008Server 2012Windows VistaWindows 7Windows 8Windows 10Windows XPTerminal ServicesVMwareVeeam HomeMicrosoft Exchange 2013 Exchange 2013 Outlook 2013,2010 and 2007 Errors 0x8004011C, 0x80040115 Exchange 2013 Outlook 2013,2010 and 2007 Errors 0x8004011C, 0x80040115 Written by Allen White on. Posted in Exchange 2013, Microsoft Outlook If you run Exchange 2013 alongside http://www.techieshelp.com/exchange-2013-outlook-2010-and-2007-errors-0x8004011c-0x80040115/ Outlook 2007 or Outlook 2010 then you may see the following errors http://info.easydynamics.com/blog/outlook-2013-connectivity-issues-with-office-365 when you do a send receive.unknown error 0x8004011 and while transmitting error 0x80040115 for this action the exchange server should be online. The emails and folders in Outlook will still continue to update when you send / receive but you will receive the errors above. This is currently a error 0x80040115 bug in Exchange 2013 however there are a few things we can do to resolve / work around the problems. The first thing we can change is the authentication method to auto discover and outlook anywhere. To do this follow the commands below from powershell on your Exchange Server and change the server name to your own. Set-AutodiscoverVirtualDirectory -Identity 'autodiscover(default Web error number is Site)' -WindowsAuthentication $true -BasicAuthentication $true Set-OutlookAnywhere -Identity:YourExchange2013CASServer\rpc (Default Web Site) -IISAuthenticationMethods Basic,NTLM Restart the Outlook client and send and receive to test. Another time you may see this issue is when you attempt to open multiple mailboxes from Exchange 2013 from your outlook client. Microsoft have gave a workaround of only opening one mailbox at a time. Finally if all of the above fails you can set the mailbox to be online only instead of using cached mode from the control panel of the Outlook client. Allen WhiteAllen is a Consultant for ITPS in the North East of England and holds the following accreditations. MCSA, MCSE, MCTS, MCITP, CCA, CCSP, VCP 4,5 and HP ASE, AIS - Network Infrastructure. ITPS provides strategic IT consultancy, implementation, data centre provision and unified communications, as well as support services and workspace and disaster recovery. If you require a consultation then please contact me via the contacts section or direct on 07931222991, add me on linkedin. https://uk.linkedin.com/in/allenwhiteconsultant0001 Tags: 0x80040115, 0x8004011C Comments (1) marshal March 20, 2013 at 9:40 am | # Hi, Thanks for sharing to ti
Assessing the Problem For months, I have been battling connectivity issues with Exchange Online from home. My Outlook seems to functionfine at work, on wifi tether, but when I get home, the connectivity is unstable. Some of the symptoms I've been seeing are: Message stuck in outbox Frequent Sync Errors No messages coming into inbox, then all of a sudden a stream of messages come in Some of the sync errors I experienced look like: 17:55:58 HRESULT: 0x80040115 17:55:58 HrConfMsgAutoResolved failure and 4:12:10 1 view(s)/form(s) added to offline folder 4:12:10 4 view(s)/form(s) updated in offline folder 4:12:10 Could not connect to public folder server. 4:12:10 [80040115-514-80040115-0] 4:12:10 Network problems are preventing connection to Microsoft Exchange. 4:12:10 Microsoft Exchange Information Store 4:12:10 For more information on this failure, click the URL below: 4:12:10 Done My Application event log was filling up with: Event ID 19 Rpc call (Unknown) on transport (unknown) to server (https://outlook.office365.com/mapi/emsmdb/?MailboxId={GUID}) failed with error code (80040401) after waiting (150109) ms; eeInfo (none). Finding a Resolution to the Problem Issue 1 - DNS The first thing I did was check DNS. Opening up PowerShell, I ran: Nslookup outlook.office365.com I was surprised to see that my company domain was being appended, resulting in a bad IP being returned. If I typed: Nslookup outlook.office365.com. (Note the period at the end), the result was as expected with the list of Exchange servers. Because the resolution is occurring at my external DNS (Fios in this case), it was appending my domain DNS because of a wildcard mapping that's telling Fios DNS servers to respond to any unknown query with a valid response. This otherpost dives a bit deeper into the details of the issue on how Windows is appending domain suffix to all lookups. Fix 1 - DNS I opened my Fios router and decided to explicitly set my DNS server to Google's DNS servers: DNS1: 8.8.8.8 DNS2: 8.8.4.4 After changing this, my DNS resolution behaved as expected from home. I no longer saw my work domain appending DNS queries. Issue 2 - MTU Although I was happy with my DNS resolution, the sync issues and Outlook symptoms continued (though only slightly better). At this point, I was positive that my DNS is pointing to correct servers and my Internet connectivity seems to be up and running. Not sure what the issue was, I relied on Wireshark to give me a little bit more information on the traffic. Fix 2 - MTU After opening Wireshark and looking at the packets, it was clear that there were some packets d