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The main purpose for this change, is to force admins to move over to SharePoint.
Get-PublicFolder -Identity "\" -Recurse -ResultSize Unlimited | findstr "Warning" >> C:\PFAliases.txt
Are there any limitations in the clients?
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Outlook on the web (formerly known as Outlook Web App) is supported, but with some limitations. You can add and remove public folders to your Favorites (if they are Mail, Post, Calendar, or Contact public folders) and perform item level operations, such as creating, editing, deleting posts, and replying to posts. But, you can’t do the following in Outlook on the web:
•Create or delete public folders
•Drag-and-drop content
•Access public folders located on servers running previous versions of Exchange
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First, take a backup--Should go without saying.
Personally, I would take a "snap shot" of the PF permissions that are currently set and remove any orphaned permissions.
Report all PF permissions...
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Lastly, I would ensure that all of the Exchange servers are running supported versions of Exchange 2010 SP3 UR (UR15) and Exchange 2013 CU (CU14).