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I currently have two exchange servers running Exchange 2003 sp2 on Windows server 2003 sp 2. They are at two different locations. Is there any way to see when a user goes to a public folder which server it is one? Or is there a way force a user to a certain one?<br />
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I have a couple of users going to open a public folder and it takes forever to open..... I can open it no problem and we are at the same site. My thinking is I am going to the local one and they are going to te one over the WAN.<br />
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Any thoughts???
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I currently have two exchange servers running Exchange 2003 sp2 on Windows server 2003 sp 2. They are at two different locations. Is there any way to see when a user goes to a public folder which server it is one? Or is there a way force a user to a certain one?

I have a couple of users going to open a public folder and it takes forever to open..... I can open it no problem and we are at the same site. My thinking is I am going to the local one and they are going to te one over the WAN.

Any thoughts???

Exchange 2003 public folders

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.