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Outlook Connection status. By BlueACE on Feb 20, 2013 at 12:15 UTC. Microsoft Exchange. For more about Exchange at the UO, see UO Microsoft Exchange. I can't connect to my Exchange account. For instructions on checking the status of your network. Check your Microsoft Exchange server connection. And there are 4 instances of my connection to the exchange server, with 4 different CID. Microsoft Office 14.0.

I'm trying to learn as much as possible about outlook 2010 because some people at work are experiencing slow calendar problems so I was looking at my Connection status ( hold ctrl and right click the outlook icon in the system tray ) and there are 4 instances of my connection to the exchange server, with 4 different CID's. Also, under server name two are the same server, and two are different, with all of them having a status of established. Inno Setup Script Silent Install Script. Three sess type ( i assume this mean session type ) is foreground and one is background So I was wondering, is there a way to tell if one of these connections is used for the calendar? Or are 4 sessions needed just to run outlook in general?

Also, is there a way to change which server is the default? The calendar is slow in that they have to coordinate their schedules with about 6 different people. So they share their calendars, and when they schedule an appointment several times during the day there is a noticable pause to open a new appointment, or to open an existing appointment. The exchange server guys don't want us to use cached mode, but i found some obscure reg hack that seemed to have help, but not for 2 of the users. With this reg hack you go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Microsoft Office 14.0 Outlook and if the Cached Mode key doesn't exist ( which it didn't because we don't use cached mode ) you add it, then in the cache mode key add the dword CacheOthersMail and set the binary value to 0 I guess this makes it so that the calendar isn't cached? Whatever it does, it seems to have helped except for 2 people.