Office 2013 system administrator Undeliverable messages, only on 2013 NOT 2010

Some of users who are using Outlook 2013 and receiving these messages when trying to send emails. It doesn't matter if they type out the address, find from an address book, or just reply to a message. Outlook 2010 does not have this issue. The diagnostic
message reads:
Diagnostic information for administrators:
Generating server:
/O=*domain*-EXC/OU=First Administrative Group/cn=Recipients/cn=*username*
# #EX#
Have tried repairing profiles, deleting and recreating profiles, checking for Office updates....

Hi there,
I think the issue you are having is with the LegacyExchangeDN attribute. The legacyExchangeDN value is set when a mailbox is created, and includes the name of the Exchange administrative group where the mailbox belongs. LegacyExchangeDN values typically
look like this:
/o=Organisation/ou=Administrative Group/cn= Recipients/cn=Username
This problem occurs because while the Outlook auto-complete cache stores SMTP addresses for e-mail sent to external addresses, it uses X.500 addresses for e-mail sent to addresses within the Exchange organisation. Even though we had given the user account
all the old SMTP addresses, the old X.500 address which Outlook was sending to was missing, and this was causing Exchange to reject the messages.
Please try to add the old legacyExchangeDN X.500 address to the new mailbox as a proxy address. You can add an X.500 proxy address through the Exchange Management Console, or the Exchange Management Shell.
Here is the reference you'll need:
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Software/Server_Software/Email_Servers/Exchange/A_9650-NDRs-and-the-legacyExchangeDN.html
https://support.microsoft.com/kb/2807779?wa=wsignin1.0
https://www.simple-talk.com/sysadmin/exchange/exchange-e-mail-addresses-and-the-outlook-address-cache/
Aravindhan Battepati

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Hi,
We have migrated an environment from Exchange 2007 to 2013. After that move, we've seen a lot of 0x80040401-0x80040401-0x0003ee hitting 5-10 mailboxes at random times throughout the day, and with about 5-10
mails per day.
The internet gives a few hints to what this error is caused by. MAPI_TIMEOUT - It is again given a lot of suggestions on how to resolve it, but I have now found an entry on the exchange server giving me a "red"
line in cmtrace - that I can't dechiffer in a way that I understand what is wrong.
Through the troubleshooting process we've identified the following commonalities - they all use blackberry and they all use enterprise vault 10.0.4 addin. Disabling the addin does not seem to have an effect,
and other users using the blackberry (with an identical setup) has no errors.
I'll take one user as an example :
his username is xxyy and the mailbox is about 24.4 gigabytes. I've done the following on the mailbox without success after migrating it from 2007
1. moved it from one database to another database
2. gave him a seperate cas server for his outlook client
3. gave him a seperate mailbox server for his mailbox
4. moved his mailbox to another database with - donotpreservermailboxsignature
5. upgraded his outlook from 2010 sp2 to 2013
6. gave him a completly new computer.
None of this as resolved the issue.
After weeks looking at this as a local issue I've now found a line in my exchange IIS log that is red when I run it in cmtrace that looks to one specific message that is generating this system administrator undeliverable and it is :
2014-05-26 07:48:00 10.70.103.74 POST /ews/exchange.asmx ,MailTipsStart=2014-05-26T07:47:59.983Z;RecipCounter=0;OrgConfig=0;AdQuerySetup=0;AdBatch1=16;PermLookup=0;AdTimeCounter=0;GM.TimeTaken=0;GM.RequestCount=0;GetGM=0;QueryGen=0;QueryExe=0;MergeResults=0;DisposeRD=0;Threads.Worker.Available=2397;Threads.Worker.InUse=0;Threads.IO.Available=2400;Threads.IO.InUse=1;MailTipsTotal=16;Failures=0;EXP=<>;SendAs=SMTP:[email protected];Recipients=1;RecipientsList=SMTP:[email protected]~ADException:NG;MRPC.T=0;MRPC.R=0;AD.T=2;AD.R=1;RCM=15;Request.Phase.PreGetQueries=15;Request.Phase.PostGetQueries=0;Request.Phase.RequestDispatcher.PreQuery=0;Request.Phase.RequestDispatcher.BeginInvoke=0;Request.Phase.RequestDispatcher.Complete=0;Request.Phase.PostQuery=0;Request.CPU.Total=15;
444 contoso\xxyy 10.70.103.75 Microsoft+Office/15.0+(Windows+NT+6.1;+Microsoft+Outlook+15.0.4615;+Pro) - 200 0 0 62

Hello,
Please make sure you use exchange 2013 version. I recommend you update your exchange server 2013 to cu2 or later version. And then please try to archive the contents of large item count folders or distribute these folders into several subfolders to check
the result.
Besides, please check if there is any related warnings or errors in application log.
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Outlook 2013 since last patch (Dec 2014) gives error: System Administrator - Undeliverable

After installing the latest round of patches from Microsoft in our environment, we have had numerous users having this issue. When sending an email, internally or externally, they get the following message.
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From: System Administrator
Subject: Undeliverable: Email Subject
      Subject: Email Subject
      Sent: 12/16/2014 9:21 AM
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Person#1 on 12/16/2014 9:21 AM
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The problem is sporadic and sometimes just closing Outlook and reopening it will fix the problem. The problem does happen both when the users are in the office and when they are out. There isn't any pattern that we can identify. It
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Exchange 2010, fully patched with all service packs and updates (single server)
Running on a Windows 2008R2 server with all service packs and updates
Outlook 2013 with all updates installed
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If you installed Exchange 2010 SP3 RU8 then you need to update to the 2nd revision of that update, as the first one had that very issue.
Update 12/12/2014:
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https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=45225
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Error message "Location XYZ does not exist for item1" Message no. BBP_PD047

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Error message GB554 Substitution Is Not Activated in Selected Application

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Office 365 Reporting Web Service Message Trace - It says it can get the past 30 days but i can only get the past 7 days

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System Administrator message

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