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Managed to get it all migrated. Thank you very much and visible.
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Managed to get it all migrated. Thank you very much and visible.

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The mailboxes that have been migrated onto Exchange online do not have access to our on-premise public folders. Is there a way to make it visible as we are not planning on migrating our public folder to Office 365 just yet.
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The mailboxes that have been migrated onto Exchange online do not have access to our on-premise public folders. Is there a way to make it visible as we are not planning on migrating our public folder to Office 365 just yet.

How can I make on-premise public folders visible from Office 365 in a hybrid deployment

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