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About your problem, please firstly make sure you have gave users correct permission to access the public folder in the Exchange admin center > Public folders > Public folders, i n the details pane, under Folder permissions, click Manage. I've been lienant in letting departments have multiple mailboxes with send on behalf rights.Greetings. In case you are wondering the only downside is you don't have the folder permissions public folders have but thats fine. Once I said that they said oh.I'll look at shared mailboxes. I told them if they want to keep public folders there is a 3 month time span you can't use them due to the amount of data in the public folders. Its 2 am here.so confirm with your onsite exchange admins.and if you only have one mailbox server is it safe to assume you are a SMB? Why not move to office 365? For my clients who can't afford the clustered solutions I've moved them to 365 with very little impact to business.įYI I got rid of public folders in exchange 2016. I will assume your data has been recovered. It sounds like your public folders are in a locked for migration. Set-OrganizationConfig -PublicFoldersLockedforMigration $false -PublicFolderMigrationComplete $true Had to do it for something like 400 objects (wasn't comfortable scripting something like this and with a good copy / paste method it was pretty quick, only about an hour) I updated them to point to the new account's DN and boom, started working immediately. When editing them in ADSI editor, they have a msExchPublicFolderMailbox attribute which was pointing to the old tombstone PFMailbox active directory accounts. In the Microsoft Exchange System Objects folder in AD, it holds the public folder AD objects. Recreated the arbitration mailboxes, set the migrations flags in organizationconfig to false, relinked the mailboxes to new PFMailbox accounts, but the final fix: The tech deleted the Public folder mailboxes as well as the arbitration mailboxes (including the one for migrations). The fix is in! So, the person who did the migration to exchange 2016 didn't finish the migration. No dice, any of you juicy brained fellows have any thoughts? I set the publicfolderslockedformigration flag to from true to false. Remote Server returned '550 5.2.0 RESOLVER.PF.InTransit public folders unavailable due to ongoing migration' Resource 'Processor' is unhealthy and shouldn't be accessed Message:Failed to sync public folder hierarchy. Get-PublicFolderMailboxDiagnostics gets the following notable line.
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Mail enabled public folders do not receive email. Tested creating an item, and having a co-worker edit it. Public folders go from disappeared to appeared. Long story short, created new Public Folder mailbox accounts with the same DN, and relinked to the orphaned mailboxes. AD Recycling bin not enabled, when enabled, the tombstone objects just disappeared. Issue: Someone dun goofed and deleted the public folder mailbox Active Directory Accounts. I have a case open with MS, but the timeframe keeps getting pushed back even as Sev A.
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This is the first time I've ever been stumped doing IT.