Attempt to map the drive using the server's IP address directly.
Clear your computer's DNS cache to force a fresh lookup.
Request the administrator to check your user account's permissions for the specific share.
Verify that your user account has the necessary read/write permissions on the network share.
If using a hostname, try mapping using the server's IP address to rule out DNS issues.
Copy and paste the path directly from a working machine or documentation.
Ensure your local firewall is not blocking access to the network share.
A simple reboot can resolve many transient network issues.
Disable and re-enable the network adapter on your computer.
Ensure your operating system and other relevant software are up-to-date to support the new application version.
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The phone may not have a stable or sufficient internet connection (Wi-Fi or cellular) to sync data with the company's email servers.
The synchronization settings for the email and calendar account on the phone might be misconfigured, disabled, or set to a very infrequent sync interval.
Company-issued phones often have MDM software that enforces security policies. If these policies are outdated or have changed, they could prevent syncing.
The local data or cache for the email/calendar app on the phone might be corrupted, preventing proper synchronization.
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