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which version for SP/ &nbsp;CU are you running ....Can you go with latest one &amp;&nbsp;check the status.
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which version for SP/  CU are you running ....Can you go with latest one & check the status.

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Thank you! &nbsp;They don't show up at all in Chrome, but did show up in IE after I put it in compatibility mode. &nbsp;I should have thought of that, but I didn't. &nbsp;So thanks!
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Thank you!  They don't show up at all in Chrome, but did show up in IE after I put it in compatibility mode.  I should have thought of that, but I didn't.  So thanks!

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I have Exchange 2007 with SP2 installed. &nbsp;If I go to the shell, and run the command &quot;get-owavirtualdirectory | fl&quot; it returns (among many other things) &nbsp;&quot;PublicFoldersEnabled&quot; = True. &nbsp;Yet when I go into OWA I don't see a link to the public folders. &nbsp;Am I missing something? &nbsp;Thanks in advance.
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I have Exchange 2007 with SP2 installed.  If I go to the shell, and run the command "get-owavirtualdirectory | fl" it returns (among many other things)  "PublicFoldersEnabled" = True.  Yet when I go into OWA I don't see a link to the public folders.  Am I missing something?  Thanks in advance.

Public Folders in Exchange 2007 SP2 OWA

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Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).