(this may be an already discussed topic, in that case feel free to answer with a hyperlink to another technet forum topic)

Dear all,

I am looking for a technet blog post, that explains all the tiny little details of the "Connection status" window, that is accessible if I CTRL+right click on the Outlook 2010 tray bar. I would like to receive some very professional and at least Level 300 explanation of all the possible information visible in this troubleshooting window. Unfortunately there are hundreds of hits for this search term, I find it nearly impossible to find that single article that is right for me.

Richard

PS: I think my question wasnt posted in the best topic, I would like to ask an admin to move it into the proper category under Exchange server

• Edited by Richard Pasztor Monday, July 08, 2013 2:43 PM

I am really seriously interested in this topic, so anyone knowing the answer please share your wisdom!

There is really nobody who can comment on this?

I too would like to know more about those details.  Exchange is a complex beast - trouble-shooting becomes an internals crash-course far too often.  What is the point of having a "Connection status" function if the user can't do anything with the results if the results are not explained in some context?

I too would like to know more about those details.  Exchange is a complex beast - trouble-shooting becomes an internals crash-course far too often.  What is the point of having a "Connection status" function if the user can't do anything with the results if the results are not explained in some context?

I think none of the Exchange MVPs care about this thread. Either give an explanation here, or throw us some Technet article URL from some Technet blog.

I have searched the Exchange Team blog back and forth, couldnt find any article about this topic, and the same applies to the "Outlook Global Technical Support Team Blog". So if its not explained on those 2 blogs, I wonder where should I look?

Please check KB 2737188

Thats really all you can recommend after 18 months? That KB article is really a joke, not a proper explanation. KB articles are useless for such topics.