Public Folder Replication 2007 to 2010
Have inherited another partial PF replication issue. Went into the EMC Toolkit and started the replication for the remaining folders. After a few days I have gotten back to it. When I run "get-mailboxdatabase |ft, name -publicfolderdatabase", it only shows the old server. Running "get-publicfolderstatistic
If everything has replicated should it not show the new server when I run "get-mailboxdatabase |ft, name -publicfolderdatabase"?
When I look at the connection status through Outlook it shows a connection to the old server for the Public Folders. How do I remediate?
The client really doesn't use PF's.
If everything has replicated should it not show the new server when I run "get-mailboxdatabase |ft, name -publicfolderdatabase"?
When I look at the connection status through Outlook it shows a connection to the old server for the Public Folders. How do I remediate?
The client really doesn't use PF's.
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Assuming all need to be replicated i.e., "Store Events", "OWA ScratchPad", etc? I missed a few last time however, the ones I did replicate do not show up under the new server. They show that they are not available on the old server either when I look at "Properties-Statistics".
If your replication is set on the directories then you should not have any issues. If your replication interval is based off of your AD Sites then it will not be instant. If you have waited an extended period of time, and it still has not replicated, then check your logs on the Exchange server to get more insight on why it is failing.
Will.
Will.
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Changed the replication to custom, let run for a couple days and same problem. There were no errors of significance in the Event logs.
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Can I rip it out with adsiedit? Just need to get the clients pointing to the new PF database. There is no data in the old database that I wish to replicate.
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Anything?
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Please explain?
From there what you need to do is Open the Public Folder Management Console and make sure that all public folders have replica's from the old public folder database.
Another thing you need to do is check the Database Client Settings and make sure that Public Folder Database is pointing to the new one.
Once you have done that everything should be good.
Will.