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I'me trying to decomission a server and these have been hanging around for a while, but I didn't know what they were, so I just moved them around last time. <br />
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I wanted to know what they are before I got rid of them as the migration documents don't include them.
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I'me trying to decomission a server and these have been hanging around for a while, but I didn't know what they were, so I just moved them around last time.

I wanted to know what they are before I got rid of them as the migration documents don't include them.

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Hi guys,<br />
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There are some Exchange Server 2003 public folders I can't seem to find a definitive article about. Some sites say to leave them where they are and let them get deleted, some sites say that they're needed.<br />
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Basically, there's the following tree I'm not sure about.<br />
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schema-root<br />
schema-root\Default<br />
schema-root\microsoft<br />
schema-root\microsoft\exch<wbr />angeV1<br />
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Are these obselete folders in Exchange 2003 or are these still needed?<br />
<br />
Chris
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Hi guys,

There are some Exchange Server 2003 public folders I can't seem to find a definitive article about. Some sites say to leave them where they are and let them get deleted, some sites say that they're needed.

Basically, there's the following tree I'm not sure about.

schema-root
schema-root\Default
schema-root\microsoft
schema-root\microsoft\exchangeV1

Are these obselete folders in Exchange 2003 or are these still needed?

Chris

Exchange 2003 system folders

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