Thunderbird doesn't show messages older than 7 days

I installed Thunderbird on Windows7, and connected it to our company IMAP. It downloaded the mails correctly, but after using it for more than a week I noticed the inbox only shows messages up to 7 days old. I checked all sorts of forums and help sites, but nothing seems to answer my question as to what could be causing this and how I can solve it.
My settings seem to be correct to see all messages stored on the machine (something that happens automatically in for example Mac Mail):
In Account Settings under Synchronization & Disk Space the option to save messages on this computer is checked, all messages are synchronized locally and nothing is deleted.
In Inbox all messages are displayed. Also, under my account on C:// I can find all previous emails, so they are stored, Thunderbird is just not showing them in my inbox...
Would be great if this could be fixed!
Thanks.

Please follow steps as below...
1. Open http://server.domain.ext:5XX00/dir/start/index.jsp (Please modify according to your server name, domain URL and Port)
2. Navigate and open Runtime Workbench after you log on
3. Navigate and open Message Monitoring
4. Select appropriate Messages from Component: and From
5. You will able to see Refresh button then | View: and Time:
5. Drop down Time: and you will able to do selection there Hourly, Daily, Weekly, Monthly and Yearly...
Please let me know if you have any other question.
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