tacwest
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Multiple Public Folder Setup - Exchange 2010
I am new to Exchange but would like to setup more than one public folder for organization purposes and tracking projects.
Does anyone have a guide on how to setup more than one public folder?
Thank you for any assistance.
Does anyone have a guide on how to setup more than one public folder?
Thank you for any assistance.
There is no limit set on the number of public folders you can create, I'm presently working with over 14k public folders and increasing :)
I hope this answers your query - if not, ask.
Regards,
Exchange_Geek
I hope this answers your query - if not, ask.
Regards,
Exchange_Geek
ASKER
Thanks for the input, I think I found my answer.
I believe under the Management Console - Public Folder Management I can just create additional folders and set a size limit on each of the folders.
Does that sound correct?
Thanks
I believe under the Management Console - Public Folder Management I can just create additional folders and set a size limit on each of the folders.
Does that sound correct?
Thanks
Are you speaking about normal Public folders if yes ... then in PF console you can simply click and create new PF from the action pane.
Check the article below and will help !
Using the Public Folder Management Console
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb691188.aspx
Configure Public Folder Properties
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb691327.aspx
8. Use the Limits tab to view or configure storage quotas, deleted item retention, and age limits for the public folder
- Rancy
Check the article below and will help !
Using the Public Folder Management Console
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb691188.aspx
Configure Public Folder Properties
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb691327.aspx
8. Use the Limits tab to view or configure storage quotas, deleted item retention, and age limits for the public folder
- Rancy
@tacwest
What you're talkin about is the message and total size limit of posting messages of each PF,
On the General tab, you'll find
Size (KB)
On the limits tab, you'll find
Use database quota defaults
Issue warning at (KB
Prohibit post at (KB)
Maximum item size (KB)
AND on the Age limits tab you'll find
Use database age defaults
Age limit for replicas (days)
These are all the places where you can place restriction.
Hope your query is answered, if not feel free to ask.
Happy Weekend.
Regards,
Exchange_Geek
What you're talkin about is the message and total size limit of posting messages of each PF,
On the General tab, you'll find
Size (KB)
On the limits tab, you'll find
Use database quota defaults
Issue warning at (KB
Prohibit post at (KB)
Maximum item size (KB)
AND on the Age limits tab you'll find
Use database age defaults
Age limit for replicas (days)
These are all the places where you can place restriction.
Hope your query is answered, if not feel free to ask.
Happy Weekend.
Regards,
Exchange_Geek
ASKER
I want to clarify something. What I am trying to do is have (2) databases on (1) Exchange server and when I try to create the 2nd database I get an error.
“Each server can contain a maximum of one public folder database per organization. The server “SERVERXXX” already hosts a public folder database “Public Folder Database 0301836113”.
Is there a limit to Public Folder Databases per Exchange Server?
We/I are trying to setup different folders/databases for current projects and completed projects.
Hope that helps with my question.
Thanks!
“Each server can contain a maximum of one public folder database per organization. The server “SERVERXXX” already hosts a public folder database “Public Folder Database 0301836113”.
Is there a limit to Public Folder Databases per Exchange Server?
We/I are trying to setup different folders/databases for current projects and completed projects.
Hope that helps with my question.
Thanks!
Exchange can have only one PF database as only one PF database can be associated to a MAPI tree for a server ....
You can create a Folder under main PF and work.
- Rancy
You can create a Folder under main PF and work.
- Rancy
ASKER
Rancy,
Thanks for the response.
So based on that can I create folders with limits on the folders for size? We want to make sure we don't get to big for searches, storage, etc...
Our structure we were hoping for was
Current Projects
Project 1
Project 2
ETC...
Completed Projects (would move current here after completed)
Project 1
Project 2
ETC
Then we would move to a pst file for storage/archive after an certain period.
Sorry for the questions but very new to the Exchange - Public folder area.
Thanks for the response.
So based on that can I create folders with limits on the folders for size? We want to make sure we don't get to big for searches, storage, etc...
Our structure we were hoping for was
Current Projects
Project 1
Project 2
ETC...
Completed Projects (would move current here after completed)
Project 1
Project 2
ETC
Then we would move to a pst file for storage/archive after an certain period.
Sorry for the questions but very new to the Exchange - Public folder area.
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Can you please explain the environment a bit and can proceed to further assist.
- Rancy