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to configure permissions for a global security group on all the public folders, you can use PFDavAdmin utility.<br />
check <a href="http://msexchangetips.blogspot.com/2006/08/pfdavadmin-using-custom-bulk-operation.html" rel="ugc">http://msexchangetips.blogspot.com/2006/08/pfdavadmin-using-custom-bulk-operation.html</a>
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to configure permissions for a global security group on all the public folders, you can use PFDavAdmin utility.
check http://msexchangetips.blogspot.com/2006/08/pfdavadmin-using-custom-bulk-operation.html [http://msexchangetips.blogspot.com/2006/08/pfdavadmin-using-custom-bulk-operation.html]

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Hi<br />
We have just introduced a second exchange 2003 standard server to our organisation to replicate 12Gb worth of public folders from the existing server to the new server. There are approx 200 public folders that need to be replicated to the new server but i can only see a way of doing this one folder at a time and adding the second server in as a replication partner. I dont want to move the public folders, just want to synch them. Is there a way to do this in one hit without going through every single folder. I also need to set client permissions so that a particular global security group can have ownership on all of the public folders and would like to do this in one hit if possible.<br />
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Many Thanks in advance for your help
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Hi
We have just introduced a second exchange 2003 standard server to our organisation to replicate 12Gb worth of public folders from the existing server to the new server. There are approx 200 public folders that need to be replicated to the new server but i can only see a way of doing this one folder at a time and adding the second server in as a replication partner. I dont want to move the public folders, just want to synch them. Is there a way to do this in one hit without going through every single folder. I also need to set client permissions so that a particular global security group can have ownership on all of the public folders and would like to do this in one hit if possible.

Many Thanks in advance for your help

Replicating multiple public folders

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