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Are there any events appearing when this particular incident is taking place ???<br />
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<li>Try removing this tool and re-installing it again.</li>
<li>Name the third-party solutions installed on the box where this issue is.<br />
</li>
<li>Check the inter-org log details (this should give some hint)</li>
<li>Work with application and system logs (should help us).</li>
</ul>
Once through with the above steps, lets hope we can proceed.<br />
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Take Care<br />

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Are there any events appearing when this particular incident is taking place ???


 * Try removing this tool and re-installing it again.
 * Name the third-party solutions installed on the box where this issue is.
   
 * Check the inter-org log details (this should give some hint)
 * Work with application and system logs (should help us).

Once through with the above steps, lets hope we can proceed.

Take Care


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I am getting the following error from my InterOrg replication logs:<br />
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ERROR: Unable to get ICS Hierarchy Collector from destination folder, failed [80004005]<br />
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This tool is designed by microsoft to replicate the contents of one public folder to another (in different forests). &nbsp;I am not sure what the program is complaining about or how to rectify it. &nbsp;Any help appreciated, thanks!
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I am getting the following error from my InterOrg replication logs:

ERROR: Unable to get ICS Hierarchy Collector from destination folder, failed [80004005]

This tool is designed by microsoft to replicate the contents of one public folder to another (in different forests).  I am not sure what the program is complaining about or how to rectify it.  Any help appreciated, thanks!

Exchange Hierarchy error in Public folder replication

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.

Exchange

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