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Exchange Public Folder Migration

We are in the process of migrating from Exchange 2003 to 2010. I have already set up 2 servers that have the hub/cas role on them and one mailbox server. I am now trying to replicate the 2003 Public Folder structure to the Exchange 2010 Server. From EMS I am running:

Get-publicfolder -recurse | fl name,replicas

Which gives me:
Name     : IPM_SUBTREE
Replicas : {}

I then run: cd $exscripts and then
.\AddReplicatoPFRecursive.ps1 -TopPublicFolder "\" -ServerToAdd MBX-01

The command completes without errors, but when I run get-publicfolder -recurse | fl name,replicas I get the same result as before. I also tried running Update-PublicFolderHierarchy -Server "MBX-01"

The same thing happens when I try to replicate the non_ipm_subtree.

Is this the intended result? I thought I should see the folders after running this cmdlet with the new public folder database listed in "Replicas".
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.\AddReplicaToPFRecursive.ps1 -TopPublicFolder "\NON_IPM_SUBTREE" -ServerToAdd "exchange2010A"

- Rancy
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Here is the results of the cmdlts that I have run. As you will see, the new database "MLK Public Folder Database" does not appear as a replica for root of non_ipm_subtree, eforms registry, or offline address book. It also does not appear as a replica for the root of ipm_subtree and I do not see all the other public folders that we have (maybe 50) even though I used the -recurse switch.
PFReplicate.txt
Did you try to run the command i gave ?
Did you give sometime for replication and then check ?

- Rancy
Yes. That is the same command that I ran since last night. I ran again today, but I'm getting the same result.
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