Cannot replicate Public Folders from Exchange 2003 to 2007
Hi all,
Okay, I 've searched through other posts, I've tried numerous tricks etc., but I simply cannot get Public Folders to replicate from an Exchange 2003 server (LTNEXCH) that I'm transitioning to an Exchange 2007 server (LTNEXCH-VM).
All the mailboxes have been moved, email appears to be flowing in all directions and I'm preeping to demote the 2003 server but I can't until the Public Folders move.
Currently, under ESM on the 2003 box, I have the new server added to the REPLICATION tab on all our PFs. They are also set to 'Always Run' and 'Normal'. On each one of these, when I click the DETAILS button, or view the replication status, all I can see is the current server as "In Sync" and the new server as "Local Modified". none of the PFs are showing up on the new server.
Some notes:
- I don't have a smarthost configured anywhere.
- When I try to "Synchronise Content" from 2k3 ESM, I get "The Microsoft Exchange Information Store could not find the specified object. ID no: c1041722"
I'm having a few other random issues, but one step at a time!
Okay, I 've searched through other posts, I've tried numerous tricks etc., but I simply cannot get Public Folders to replicate from an Exchange 2003 server (LTNEXCH) that I'm transitioning to an Exchange 2007 server (LTNEXCH-VM).
All the mailboxes have been moved, email appears to be flowing in all directions and I'm preeping to demote the 2003 server but I can't until the Public Folders move.
Currently, under ESM on the 2003 box, I have the new server added to the REPLICATION tab on all our PFs. They are also set to 'Always Run' and 'Normal'. On each one of these, when I click the DETAILS button, or view the replication status, all I can see is the current server as "In Sync" and the new server as "Local Modified". none of the PFs are showing up on the new server.
Some notes:
- I don't have a smarthost configured anywhere.
- When I try to "Synchronise Content" from 2k3 ESM, I get "The Microsoft Exchange Information Store could not find the specified object. ID no: c1041722"
I'm having a few other random issues, but one step at a time!
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I'm running native mode and that KB doesn't relate to my issue as I can mount the store just fine and I'm not getting any of the errors it is referring to...
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Ok, thanks guys, I've backed up the PFs to a pst and reimported that back into the Exchange 2k7 PFs heirarchy - it all seems to be okay... I think!
I'll be back with more 2007 'issues' very soon!
I'll be back with more 2007 'issues' very soon!
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I decided to split the points, good news is that I didn't have to redo all the permissions - they remained intact!
Cheers!
Cheers!
Hello Schikitar,
The drawback with that method is you have to re-assign all the permissions again, I had the same problem Last year and I Posted the information here on how to fix the problem....
http://www.petenetlive.com/Tech/Windows/EventID/Events/3085.htm
Regards,
PeteLong
The drawback with that method is you have to re-assign all the permissions again, I had the same problem Last year and I Posted the information here on how to fix the problem....
http://www.petenetlive.com/Tech/Windows/EventID/Events/3085.htm
Regards,
PeteLong
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Hi Pete,
All the permissions remained intact for some reason (no complaints!), and I wasn't getting that error you linked to either...
Cheers, Dave.
All the permissions remained intact for some reason (no complaints!), and I wasn't getting that error you linked to either...
Cheers, Dave.
^^^^^^^^old link http://www.petenetlive.com/KB/Article/0000129.htm
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