Not all Public Folder seems to be moving.
I have a Windows SBS 2011 running Exchange server and I am migrating to new hard running the same OS. Exchange mail has been migrated as users mail seems to be running fine on new box. But when trying to move public folders, the command .\MoveAllReplicas.ps1 –Server does appear to be working. I've been waiting 4 days now, when I run Get-PublicFolderStatistics
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Both servers - old and new - are running windows sbs 2011 standard which includes exchange. My customer is moving from a smaller basic server to a larger advanced server. So I'm migrating everything over to new server.
Try the below command
Get-PublicFolder "\PFlocation" | Set-PublicFolder -Replicas {Server1, Server2}
Get-PublicFolder -Recurse
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Get-PublicFolder "\PFlocation" | Set-PublicFolder -Replicas {Server1, Server2}
Get-PublicFolder -Recurse
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Are these 2 different commands, or all together?
The first one allow you to add server 2 to a PF just to check if that works ..... second command is just to get entire PF list :)
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So am I correCt in the following syntax...
Get-PublicFolder "\PFlocation" | Set-PublicFolder -Replicas {CR-MIGRATE, CR-SERVER}
Get-PublicFolder "\PFlocation" | Set-PublicFolder -Replicas {CR-MIGRATE, CR-SERVER}
"\PFlocation" would be your PF location (So you need to change it).
Once run successfully check the replicas on that PF
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Once run successfully check the replicas on that PF
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PFlocation would be the source server or the destination server?
PF location can be found when you go to properties of the PF you will see PATH ... thats what you need to mention in there
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Path on the source server, correct?
Ideally Path is the same as in PF Tree hierarchy ..
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Ok now the only difference between the source and destination servers is the PFsourceserverstat file is 84kb and PFdestinationstat file is 79kb
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