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The only folders that you had to replicate from the old server are the ones outlined in this article: <a href="http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=307917" rel="ugc">http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=307917</a><br />
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The folders you have mentioned are not in the list, so I wouldn't worry about them. <br />
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The only folders that you had to replicate from the old server are the ones outlined in this article: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=307917 [http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=307917]

The folders you have mentioned are not in the list, so I wouldn't worry about them.

Simon.

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Thanls for the list. However, After waiting for a week and still not seeing any Default and ExchangeV1 folders on my new exhange's public filder, I decided to try replicating them myself. Now they are not even on my old server. But, everything seems to be working fine, and i'm not getting any errors.<br />
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Should I be worried? At some point I want to remove my old exchange server from the network, and I don't want everything going pear shaped.<br />

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Thanls for the list. However, After waiting for a week and still not seeing any Default and ExchangeV1 folders on my new exhange's public filder, I decided to try replicating them myself. Now they are not even on my old server. But, everything seems to be working fine, and i'm not getting any errors.

Should I be worried? At some point I want to remove my old exchange server from the network, and I don't want everything going pear shaped.


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I just did a migration from Exchange 2000 to exchange 2003. Everything seems to work fine, but I don't seem to have the Default and ExchangeV1 folders in my public folders list on ESM. This worries me, as I distinctly remember being told that I don't have to replicate these as exchange does it itself. Will I have problems in the future? is there something I should do?<br />

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I just did a migration from Exchange 2000 to exchange 2003. Everything seems to work fine, but I don't seem to have the Default and ExchangeV1 folders in my public folders list on ESM. This worries me, as I distinctly remember being told that I don't have to replicate these as exchange does it itself. Will I have problems in the future? is there something I should do?


Missing Default and ExchangeV1 public folders after Migration

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