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yes I did trie to re-add with Exchange permissions. Is there a way to just manually migrate folder I still have the data bases pub.edb they aren't very large only about 20mb ?
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yes I did trie to re-add with Exchange permissions. Is there a way to just manually migrate folder I still have the data bases pub.edb they aren't very large only about 20mb ?

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Everyhitng worked fine It seemded to be the Web site services. I have everything solved wsorry it took so long to respond back. Other issues were preventing me from answering right away. Thanks again<br />

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Everyhitng worked fine It seemded to be the Web site services. I have everything solved wsorry it took so long to respond back. Other issues were preventing me from answering right away. Thanks again


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Glad you got it all working, that's the important thing!
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Glad you got it all working, that's the important thing!

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I have recently done an upgrade to exchange 2003 from 5.5.. Everything is Sucessful except the Public Folders. No One is able to access them. I checked permissions but its all good. I didn't have this problem until I switched to Native mode. I did however do test before then without the old server to make sure Exchange Worked properly. It did even after I removed the Site Replication and and Active irectory connector. the problem only started once I switched to natvie mode. Please help thanks in advance.
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I have recently done an upgrade to exchange 2003 from 5.5.. Everything is Sucessful except the Public Folders. No One is able to access them. I checked permissions but its all good. I didn't have this problem until I switched to Native mode. I did however do test before then without the old server to make sure Exchange Worked properly. It did even after I removed the Site Replication and and Active irectory connector. the problem only started once I switched to natvie mode. Please help thanks in advance.

Public Folder Migration from Exchange 5.5 to 2k3

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.