That would be my suspicion, as well. All of my emails sent from my iPhone are in my sent items. I no longer allow iPhones to access our Exchange server unless I have permission from our COO (mine included) so I can't try sending an email from a place where we don't have a signal and see what happens. If you can do so, I'd suggest trying that. He might've been a victim of phantom reception, or his internet connection was lost during the send process borking the whole operation. Or sunspots.
On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 3:05 PM, Murray Freeman <mfree...@alanet.org> wrote: > A staff member created some email this morning and then sent them thru > Outlook Mobile Access. Not only is there no record on our server, but there > is no record on the iphone. We're using Exchange Server 2003 on a Windows > Server 2003 server. We're trying to determine what happened. The staff > member is an experienced and "tech-savvy" iphone user. I suspect a problem > with the iphone or the carrier, and that the email never got to our server. > Anyone had this problem, or have suggestions as to what might have occurred? > > > > *Murray * > >
