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Hi Guys,<br />
I have created a lot of shared calendars in our publich folders and called them Test 1 Environment, Test 2 Environment etc... and I have mail enabled them.<br />
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I am trying to set them up for an auto accept agent and the error message I am getting is:<br />
&quot;The given email address could not be resolved to a directory object.<br />
Error getting ADsPath of resource mailbox&quot;<br />
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Is there anyway of making a public folder item a &quot;directory object&quot;<br />
I know you can normally create mailboxes and make use of their calendars etc...<br />
What I have done is make public folder calendars and published them on our intranet.<br />
Cheers<br />
Chris
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Hi Guys,
I have created a lot of shared calendars in our publich folders and called them Test 1 Environment, Test 2 Environment etc... and I have mail enabled them.

I am trying to set them up for an auto accept agent and the error message I am getting is:
"The given email address could not be resolved to a directory object.
Error getting ADsPath of resource mailbox"

Is there anyway of making a public folder item a "directory object"
I know you can normally create mailboxes and make use of their calendars etc...
What I have done is make public folder calendars and published them on our intranet.
Cheers
Chris

Public folder item as a mailbox

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