This article will provide details on the New Outlook and how to revert to the classic view. Though New Outlook looks promising, it is still being tested and currently doesn't support some of the more popular Outlook features.
I would troubleshoot from that point.Microsoft Office 365 has introduced the option to switch from the classic Outlook view to a sleeker, simplified interface called New Outlook. If you're still having issues, check your configuration results in Outlook and look for issues there. Discovery of Exchange servers from clients is all accomplished via DNS. System Mailboxes deal with mailbox migrations/moves, federations, etc. When you have multiple Exchange servers in a single environment, you'll see multiple DiscoverySearch mailboxes. Technically its not an arbitration mailbox like the system mailboxes but it is an Exchange default. The Discovery Search mailbox is created by the Exchange install scripts and is typically used in the search-mailbox cmdlet, though it doesn't have to be. It looks like that outlook was 1st trying to look for old server & when not found it went to new server.
one thing i noticed that after shutting down old server outlook was slow to open and also send & receive takes more time. i didn't got cert pop-up from old server but i got it from new server & also asking for credentials. Yesterday i shutdown the old server and only new server was running. Also do System Mailboxes play any role in discovery of exchange servers? There was already one Discovery Search Mailbox created in Old Exchange and then i manually created another Discovery Search Mailbox in new exchange via Powershell. Does it affect in any way how outlook clients contact the exchange server, 1st preferred one and then other server (ie. What is the role of Discovery Search Mailbox which is created by default with exchange installation.
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