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I have a hard working Exchange 5.5. called EXCHNT on NTDOMAIN<br />
As an experiment installed a new Exchange 2000 called EXCH2K on a separate AD domain ADDOMAIN<br />
I created a user account called userad in ADDOMAIN and created a mailbox for userad.<br />
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So both systems work but they don't know each other.<br />
So when logged in as userad I can use Outlook to access e-mail accounts and public folders in EXCH2K<br />
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What do I need to do to let users in EXCHNT access public folders in EXCH2K?<br />
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TIA-TOMG<br />
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I have a hard working Exchange 5.5. called EXCHNT on NTDOMAIN
As an experiment installed a new Exchange 2000 called EXCH2K on a separate AD domain ADDOMAIN
I created a user account called userad in ADDOMAIN and created a mailbox for userad.

So both systems work but they don't know each other.
So when logged in as userad I can use Outlook to access e-mail accounts and public folders in EXCH2K

What do I need to do to let users in EXCHNT access public folders in EXCH2K?

TIA-TOMG





Sharing Exch2000 public folders with Exch 5.5?

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