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maybe the permissions take their time.<br />
we had a similar problem with permissions.<br />
it took 1 night to get them working.<br />
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or try a restart....<br />
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what command did you run?
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maybe the permissions take their time.
we had a similar problem with permissions.
it took 1 night to get them working.

or try a restart....

what command did you run?

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I ran the Add-PublicFolderAdministra<wbr />tivePermis<wbr />sion command on the test user. &nbsp;I did it a few weeks ago. &nbsp;I cannot recall if I have restarted since then. &nbsp;I will restart the server and see if that helps.<br />
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What command did you run to set the permissions?
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I ran the Add-PublicFolderAdministrativePermission command on the test user.  I did it a few weeks ago.  I cannot recall if I have restarted since then.  I will restart the server and see if that helps.

What command did you run to set the permissions?

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I restarted the server and it did not resolve the problem. &nbsp;Domain users still cannot edit Public Folder calendar and contact items that were created on the old server.
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I restarted the server and it did not resolve the problem.  Domain users still cannot edit Public Folder calendar and contact items that were created on the old server.

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I will test the export to public folder MUTAHIR suggested and update the status. &nbsp;Thank you.
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I will test the export to public folder MUTAHIR suggested and update the status.  Thank you.

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I recently migrated an SBS 2003 server to SBS 2007. &nbsp;The public folder items that were migrated from the 2003 server cannot be edited. &nbsp;Users can create *new* items. &nbsp;I ran a Exchange 2007 command to grant a test user administrative permissions; however, thet test user still cannot edit previously created public folder items.
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I recently migrated an SBS 2003 server to SBS 2007.  The public folder items that were migrated from the 2003 server cannot be edited.  Users can create *new* items.  I ran a Exchange 2007 command to grant a test user administrative permissions; however, thet test user still cannot edit previously created public folder items.

Cannot edit public folder items that were migrated from Exchange 2003 to 2007

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