Daniel Bertolone
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Export Shared Outlook Contacts SBS 2003
I have sbs 2003 server that is no longer running as the dc. I need to be able to export the shared outlook contacts from the sbs server.
Is this possible?
Is this possible?
Are they in a publc folder or in ad?
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Is this viewable from exchange console?
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Contacts are in the public folder. Can they be extracted?
Hi,
Using somethink like CodeTwo's Exchange Sync, you could sync all public folder contacts with a temporary user Contacts folder and then export those to a suitable format using Outlook?
www.codetwo.com - free trial available.
Regards,
RobMobility.
Using somethink like CodeTwo's Exchange Sync, you could sync all public folder contacts with a temporary user Contacts folder and then export those to a suitable format using Outlook?
www.codetwo.com - free trial available.
Regards,
RobMobility.
If you are still able to open the public folder with Outlook, see http://www.windowsreferenc e.com/free -utilities /how-to-ex port-excha nge-outloo k-public-f older-cont actsemails calender-t o-csv-file /
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Are you still in migration mode? Where did the rest of your mailboxes go?
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The old server is no longer in use & I have no clients connected to it. Would it be possible to install outlook directly onto the server & export this way?
I would have thought I would have been able to extract directly from the server like I did with exmerge to export the mailboxes
I would have thought I would have been able to extract directly from the server like I did with exmerge to export the mailboxes
Exmerge does not work for public folders
You say it is no longer a DC, does that mean that you dc promo'd it out of the domain?
You say it is no longer a DC, does that mean that you dc promo'd it out of the domain?
I don't know about a tool exporting PFs like ExMerge does for mailboxes. I'd install Outlook to the server, should be no problem.
HTH
HTH
Maybe the Public Folder Migration tool can do what you want
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;822895
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;822895
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"You say it is no longer a DC, does that mean that you dc promo'd it out of the domain"
Sorry i don’t understand what you mean, i simply removed all of the clients from the domain and added them to the new server.
The old server is sitting at my home but i can access without issues.
I’m going to try & install outlook & go from there
Sorry i don’t understand what you mean, i simply removed all of the clients from the domain and added them to the new server.
The old server is sitting at my home but i can access without issues.
I’m going to try & install outlook & go from there
DO NOT INSALL OUTLOOK on the server...it can actually break MAPI components in Exchange
You'll need to set up a workstation
You'll need to set up a workstation
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Ill give that a go
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Managed to export the contacts to a csv. To Import on the new server would this be done via outlook on a client? Also I want to make the contacts shared so everybody has read & write capabilities
Then create a public folder on the new server, make sure it's the type of "contacts"
Call it company contacts and import to there throught Outlook...much easier that way
Then modify the permissions so everyone who should can see this
Call it company contacts and import to there throught Outlook...much easier that way
Then modify the permissions so everyone who should can see this
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Could i not import the csv via outlook into the default global address list?
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Ignore the last comment,
I have gone into toolbox > public folder management console & under default public folders i have created contacts but it does not allow me change the type.
Am i creating the public folder via the correct method?
I have gone into toolbox > public folder management console & under default public folders i have created contacts but it does not allow me change the type.
Am i creating the public folder via the correct method?
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Thanks,
I have now managed to create the public folder & is viewable from within outlook, however when i try & import the csv via outlook the wizard does not give me to option to select the public folder to import the csv.
Does the import have to be done from outside outlook?
I have now managed to create the public folder & is viewable from within outlook, however when i try & import the csv via outlook the wizard does not give me to option to select the public folder to import the csv.
Does the import have to be done from outside outlook?
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