I have Exchange 2010 and Outlook 2003.

Problem: Task ‘Microsoft Exchange Server’ reported error (0x8004010F): ‘The operation failed. An object could not be found.

ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/PSS/Tools/Exchange%20Support%20Tools/OABInteg

Oabinteg.exe /s:ehvms01 /l /t:Oabfldcheck

c:\OABinteg.txt has been opened for writing.

Registry scan started at: 02:29:17

Checking for the (HKLM) Exchange Provider Registry Key
Checking for the DS Server registry value:  The DS Server registry value not found – this is ok.

Checking for the (HKCU) Exchange Provider Registry Key
Exchange Provider registry key not present on this system – this is ok.

Checking for the DSAccess Profile Registry Keys
Default DSAccess profile key not found – this is ok.
Default DSAccess profile (UserDC1) key not found – this is ok.
Default DSAccess profile (UserGC1) key not found – this is ok.

Checking for user MAPI profiles.
Profile found: Outlook

Checking for Exchange system MAPI profiles.
WARNING: No exchange server profiles on this system. This is ok.

Registry scan ended at: 02:29:17

Starting Test 8 – OAB System Folder Check
OAB System folder check started at: 02:29:17
Sort Locale being used by the server is: 1045
Code Page being used by the server is 1250

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WARNING: Unable to retrieve the property for PR_PROFILE_HOME_SERVER from the profile.

Windows Message Subsystem profile registry subkey dca740c8c042101ab4b908002b2fe182 has no values.

NOTE: This is the server we will be using to connect to the active directory via NSPI for queries.

The very first time you log in with your profile this registry value will be blank and Exchange will
ask the global catalog server for a referral and then populate this key.

You can take a netmon trace while logging in if you want to see the global catalog server we are using.
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Opening the Exchange Public Folder Store.
Retrieving the message store table.
Obtaining store table properties.

WARNING: Unable to retrieve properties from the store table.
WARNING: Unable to retrieve properties for Property Tag = 0x6633000a, PR_HIERARCHY_SERVER
Property Tag Error Code: 0x8004010f
MAPI Error = MAPI_E_NOT_FOUND: The specified object was not found.

Possible causes for these warnings and/or errors:
1. Your public information store is offline.
Please check the exchange information store service to see if the service is started, and or check the (ESM) Exchange System Manager to see if the public information store is mounted.

2. You are using a cached profile for your query. Please use an Online profile.

Scan Ended at: 02:29:20

But the problem is here: “homeMDB” attribute in Active Directory is empty.

1.    Start ADSI Edit.

Expand the following container:

CN=Configuration,DC=<Domain>,DC=<Domain>,DC=<Domain>/Services/Microsoft Exchange/<OrganizationName>/Administrative Groups/Exchange Administrative Group/Servers/<ServerName>

2.    Right-click Microsoft System Attendant, and then click Properties.

3.    In the Attributes list, locate the homeMDB attribute.

4.    Verify that the homeMDB attribute has a value and that it points to a valid mailbox database on the local Exchange server.

5.    If the homeMDB attribute is not correct, follow these steps:

a.     Close Microsoft System Attendant Properties.

b.    In the <ServerName> container, expand Information Store.

c.     Click the Storage Group where the valid mailbox database is located.

d.    Right-click the mailbox database, and then click Properties.

e.    In the Attributes list, click distinguishedName, and then click View.

f.      Copy the value of the distinguishedName attribute to the Clipboard.

g.    Click Cancel two times.

h.    Right-click Microsoft System Attendant, and then click Properties.

i.      In the Attributes list, click homeMDB, and then click Edit.

j.      In the Value box, paste the value that you copied to the Clipboard.

k.     Click OK two times, and then close ADSI Edit.”