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we aren't currently using OWA, would you recommend I set it up for testing purposes?

no other suggestions? this is still haunting me:(

Any other ideas?

unfortunately we are dealing with roaming profiles(not a fan) and if I load a profile of an established user on another machine, it loads fine.

ok, I set the primary DNS as 192.168.2.3 and the secondary blank, it seems to not have helped my issue really at all though unfortunately. Any ideas to what could be causing all this?

ok, I will, could you see this causing me some of the issues I've been having? Thank you, by the way, for your help.

So what would you recommend I set my secondary DNS on my server to? That is our only server.

so what should be used as my secondary dns? am I wrong to have an external as secondary and the server as primary? I haven't tried removing the pc from the domain and re adding it primarely because it isn't limited to one machine, it is a problem with any new profile created in AD so I figured...

I changed it to have the primary as 192.168.2.3 and secondary as 216.165.129.158, flushed the dns on the server as well as the workstation and still no go. One thing I did notice however...one of the first things I tried was to give another user local admin rights on my machine, when I went in...

oh ok 192.168.2.3 is the server's ip primary 216.165.129.158 secondary 216.170.153.146

yes, we are logging onto a domain and yes we can access files on the server fine. I would prefer not to share the ip address of my server, no offense.

well, it stores our profile so if we need to use a different machine it will all pull in properly, plus the global address list an so forth, it definately serves a purpose.

if you are referring to Outlook web access, we actually have email pulling in via pop3 from godaddy.

They do appear in GAL but since I can't get them to connect to the exchange server I can't recieve them obviously, I imagine it is out in their mailbox somewhere. What do you mean by OWA?

I know, it is frustrating, I really have no idea why it is doing this but it is definately giving me grief.

Any ideas if you are thinking it isn't a RUS issue? I did run the rebuild by the way and it didn't seem to help at all.

will this effect our day to day operations if I run it while users are here?

yeah, I know it isn't ideal, I enherited the network:( as far as the logs are concerned, nothing new since the ones I listed in the 3rd comment above. Do you agree that I should rebuild the recipient update services?

we are a small, one server operation, so the domain controller is the server that also acts as the exchange server. it is up to date with everything and yes, I back up the exchange server regularly.

Please pardon my ignorance but what do you mean by DCs?