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Take a look at Pete Long's article. On the second set of instructions (bottom half of page) on step 7, he devises a crafty way to quickly remove unneeded Public Folder databases.<br />
<a href="http://www.petenetlive.com/KB/Article/0000816.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.petenetlive.com/KB/Article/0000816.htm</a>
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We have gone from SBS2011 to 200R2 and Exchange 2010.<br />
I'm trying to remove Exchange from the SBS2011 box but am told there is an error and I need to move the PF replicas.<br />
All articles talk of a MoveAllReplicas.ps1 script in the Exchange\14\script folder.<br />
When this is run I get a red error: You must specify a value with the replicas parameter. the fullyqualifiederror id A0F44E52<br />
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We don't use Public folders so don't need them on the new server. <br />
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Many thanks
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We have gone from SBS2011 to 200R2 and Exchange 2010.
I'm trying to remove Exchange from the SBS2011 box but am told there is an error and I need to move the PF replicas.
All articles talk of a MoveAllReplicas.ps1 script in the Exchange\14\script folder.
When this is run I get a red error: You must specify a value with the replicas parameter. the fullyqualifiederror id A0F44E52

We don't use Public folders so don't need them on the new server. 

Many thanks

SBS2011 removing public folders

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