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If I open EMC and navigate to Organization Configuration, Mailbox, I can open &quot;public folders&quot; from the database management lists tab and it shows the Exchange 2010 server as its location. &nbsp;Is this what you mean?<br />
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If I open EMC and navigate to Organization Configuration, Mailbox, I can open "public folders" from the database management lists tab and it shows the Exchange 2010 server as its location.  Is this what you mean?



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Hello,<br />
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I'm installing Exchange 2010 into an environment with a 2003 exchange server. &nbsp;I ran the forestprep, domainprep, etc. and didn't get any errors. &nbsp;In fact things are going well until its time to replicate the public folder info. <br />
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When I login in adminstrator with the appropriate permissions, and open ESM on Exchange 2003 and go down to &quot;folders, public folders&quot; I receive &quot;There is no such object on the server&quot;.<br />
(Error ID number: 80072030)<br />
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I've verified I am in NATIVE mode.<br />
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My users never used PUBLIC FOLDERS before, but I know system data etc is kept in there. &nbsp;Is this a problem that needs attention, or since I am migrating them to 2010, can I ignore it? U!<br />
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THANK YOU!
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Hello,

I'm installing Exchange 2010 into an environment with a 2003 exchange server.  I ran the forestprep, domainprep, etc. and didn't get any errors.  In fact things are going well until its time to replicate the public folder info. 

When I login in adminstrator with the appropriate permissions, and open ESM on Exchange 2003 and go down to "folders, public folders" I receive "There is no such object on the server".
(Error ID number: 80072030)

I've verified I am in NATIVE mode.

My users never used PUBLIC FOLDERS before, but I know system data etc is kept in there.  Is this a problem that needs attention, or since I am migrating them to 2010, can I ignore it? U!

THANK YOU!

Exchange 2003, no public folders (error 80072030)

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