Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
That would be great, thanks.
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Hello
Since a couple of weeks I get the problem that IMAP services are not working correctly.
Problem:
I have a GMail client on an Android phone, and a Thunderbird client. Both using IMAP to reach my emails.
From time to time the IMAP service responds with the error "User is authenticated but not connected" and denies the synchronization of the emails, for around 15-30 minutes. In this time I can not access nor answer my emails from the clients.
I have tried from mobilenet and from fix wifi, but I get the same results. So it is independent from the connection.
I have found some hints that this is due to the "chatty client policy" of the cloud.
However this is not an excuse. I need my two clients for work, and I have a business package.
How can I overcome this problem?
Thank you in advance.
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Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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That would be great, thanks.
Hi Artur,
The problem has still not been solved.
I was told to create a service request via Office 365 admin center.
This ticket is currently in the system, but did not received any answer.
I will post back if there is any information.
Regards,
Robert
I am experiencing the same problem described in this post.
Any chance for publicly available solution/hint/workaround for this?
thanks,
Artur
Hello Galambos,
Thanks for your patience. I have consulted the senior members. Due to privacy, I have replied you via private message.
Regards,
Rick
Hello Robert,
I have contacted our related team but haven't got any update now. I will let you know the results once they reply to me. Thanks for your understanding and patience.
Regards,
Rick