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Hello im getting the following error on exchage 2007, very new to this i have inherited this network, i belive there was a 2003 box.

Error updating public folder with free/busy information on virtual machine SERVERNAME. The error number is 0x80004005.

SOURCE:MSExchangeFBPublish

Event id: 8207

 

Users who use Outlook 2003 cannot publish their free/busy data in Exchange Server 2010 or in Exchange Server 2007

I was following the above link but unsure what to do to resolve it when i get to step two as im unsure where the folders shoudl replicate to.

 

[PS] C:\Windows\system32>Get-PublicFolder "\non_ipm_subtree\schedule+ free busy"

-recurse | fl name,*rep*

 

Name : SCHEDULE+ FREE BUSY

LocalReplicaAgeLimit :

Replicas : {}

ReplicationSchedule : {}

UseDatabaseReplicationSchedule : True

 

Name : EX:/o=CONTOSO/ou=Exchange Administrative Group (FYDIBOHF******T)

LocalReplicaAgeLimit :

Replicas : {SERVERNAME\Second Storage Group\Public Folder Database}

ReplicationSchedule : {}

UseDatabaseReplicationSchedule : True

 

Name : EX:/o=CONTOSO/ou=First Administrative Group

LocalReplicaAgeLimit :

Replicas : {}

ReplicationSchedule : {}

UseDatabaseReplicationSchedule : True

Posted

1. Ill have a read when i get a minute, are PF only used on versions prior to 2007.

2. Not that im aware of but this was set up before me and no documentation left. Any way i can check, i think there is an offline address book and people do use calanders but i dont think they share them.

 

Thanks so far for your help.

Posted

PF are used for content/calendars/oab/free busy/org forms/system folders. However, you need to know what is being used in your env. If I were to guess I would say the usual stuff. I would gather statistics.

 

Get-PublicFolder –Identity '\Non_IPM_Subtree' –Recurse | Select Name, Identity | Format-Table –AutoSize

 

Get-PublicFolder -Identity "\" -Recurse | Get-PublicFolderClientPermission | where{$_.Accessrights -eq "owner"}

Posted

Get-PublicFolder –Identity '\Non_IPM_Subtree' –Recurse | Select Name, Identity | Format-Table –AutoSize

Output below, not sure how to understand

 

Name

----

NON_IPM_SUBTREE

EFORMS REGISTRY

Events Root

OFFLINE ADDRESS BOOK

/o=School NAME /cn=addrlists/cn=oabs...

OAB Version 2

OAB Version 3a

OAB Version 4

EX:/o=School NAME /ou=Exchange Admin...

EX:/o=School NAME /ou=First Administ...

OWAScratchPad{6*****50-9**B-***F-B**9-A**********9}

OWAScratchPad{C******B-1**1-***1-A**A-9**********0}

SCHEDULE+ FREE BUSY

EX:/o=School NAME /ou=Exchange Admin...

EX:/o=School NAME /ou=First Administ...

schema-root

Default

microsoft

exchangeV1

StoreEvents{6******50-9**B-***F-B**9-A**********9}

globalevents

internal

StoreEvents{C******B-1**1-***1-A**A-9**********0}

globalevents

internal

 

And the second command returned nothing.

Posted

Get-PublicFolder -Identity "\" -Recurse

 

[PS] C:\Windows\system32>Get-PublicFolder -Identity "\" -Recurse

 

Name Parent Path

---- -----------

IPM_SUBTREE

Internet Newsgroups \

Posted
Any advice on how to remove PF. Would this affect having shared calanders in the future? Thanks for all your help so far
Posted

Shared Calendars, I assume these are shared mailbox calendars and not Public Folder calendars as I didn't see them in the output above.

 

If you want to use shared calendars with Public Folders then you still need a Public Folder datavase, if you want to share calendars using mailboxes then you don't. You need to decide that.

 

How to Remove a Public Folder Database: Exchange 2007 Help

Removing Public Folder Databases: Exchange 2007 Help

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Once you have made your decision, then let me know. Either proceed to remove the PF, but make sure OAB is set to Web-Based distriubution or keep the PF DB if you have a need as mentioned above and clean up PF system folders.

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