Windows Server 2008 Thread, Exchange 2007 - Managed Folders in Technical; I'm trying to create a School Calendar in everyone's mailbox but as yet I cannot get this to work - ...
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13th August 2009, 09:47 AM #1 Exchange 2007 - Managed Folders
I'm trying to create a School Calendar in everyone's mailbox but as yet I cannot get this to work - I have created a new Managed Default Folder and Content Settings, also a new Managed folder with settings, and a new policy.
I have asigned the policy to the test mailbox, setup MRM and launched Outlook - no sign of the new calendar 
What have I missed?
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13th August 2009, 08:12 PM #2 
Originally Posted by
Gatt
I'm trying to create a School Calendar in everyone's mailbox but as yet I cannot get this to work - I have created a new Managed Default Folder and Content Settings, also a new Managed folder with settings, and a new policy.
I have asigned the policy to the test mailbox, setup MRM and launched Outlook - no sign of the new calendar
What have I missed?
Hiya,
You probably have gone through it but have a look at the videos at the following links:
VIDEO: Creating managed folders - Part 1
http://www.msexchange.org/articles_t...rs-part-2.html
Ash.
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Thanks to spc-rocket from:
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13th August 2009, 08:31 PM #3 Ah right - So "Managed Default Folders" REPLACE the exiting Default already there with the new one (So my School Calendar would replace the default Calendar item!)
So I really need a Custom Folder!
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