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You are trying to mail enable through ESM, not through Outlook?<br />
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Version information would be nice as well.<br />
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Simon.
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You are trying to mail enable through ESM, not through Outlook?

Version information would be nice as well.

Simon.

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Exchange 2003 SP2<br />
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I did try ESM - I got an unable to connect error. &nbsp;It's possible its a network issue they have a lot of ACLs. &nbsp;But the rest of exchange MAPI, S/IMAP, https and ActiveSync works well.<br />
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Exchange 2003 SP2

I did try ESM - I got an unable to connect error.  It's possible its a network issue they have a lot of ACLs.  But the rest of exchange MAPI, S/IMAP, https and ActiveSync works well.



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You can only mail enable through ESM. You cannot mail enable a folder through Outlook. <br />
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Simon.
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You can only mail enable through ESM. You cannot mail enable a folder through Outlook.

Simon.

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Hmm my problem is the other servers don't seem to have public folder stores - I'll try creating some on a test server and mail enabling those.<br />
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I'll also delegate to one of the domain admins temporarily and try his a/c. <br />
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Any other ideas?
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Hmm my problem is the other servers don't seem to have public folder stores - I'll try creating some on a test server and mail enabling those.

I'll also delegate to one of the domain admins temporarily and try his a/c.

Any other ideas?

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Thanks Simon<br />
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Problem turned out to be a redirect on the front end server we were using to get FBA with OWA.
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Thanks Simon

Problem turned out to be a redirect on the front end server we were using to get FBA with OWA.

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Hi All<br />
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I'm an exchange full admin on this gig but not a domain admin. &nbsp;I've created a public folder calendar through outlook. &nbsp;It works fine but when I rightclick on it I have no option to mail enable it. &nbsp;<br />
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The org is in native mode so I assume it isn't mail enabled by default. &nbsp;Any ideas?
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Hi All

I'm an exchange full admin on this gig but not a domain admin.  I've created a public folder calendar through outlook.  It works fine but when I rightclick on it I have no option to mail enable it.  

The org is in native mode so I assume it isn't mail enabled by default.  Any ideas?

Can't mail enable public folders

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