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Can't mail enable public folders - 23.Jul.2008 4:52:36 AM

r0k

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Hi,

i have been googling around for this now for days and can't seem to find a solution. We are using Exchange 2003 SP1. I want to mail enable a public folder. When I got to ESM -> Administrative Groups -> Oursite -> Servers -> OurServer-> First Storage Group -> Public Folder Store -> Public Folders and rightclick on a mail enabled public folder I can see the attached email adress and all the other exchange tabs. How can I mail enable a folder? Shouldn't there be a "Exchange Tasks" action in the rightclick menu? I'm really stuck here.

thanks for your help in advance

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RE: Can't mail enable public folders - 23.Jul.2008 9:20:16 AM

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Right click on the folder as you describe, then select All Tasks-->Mail Enable.

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RE: Can't mail enable public folders - 23.Jul.2008 9:30:23 AM

r0k

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That is exactly the problem i only have properties there. There is no Exchange Tasks no All tasks, nothing. Just Properties. I'm domain admin so I don't think it's a permissions issue?

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