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I must be blind - 2.May2006 6:25:46 PM

bunji

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Hi Guys

I am setting up public folders for the first time, but i must be going blind as I cannot see anywhere to add an email address to mail enable them.

Thanks

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RE: I must be blind - 2.May2006 7:32:26 PM

hddcrasher

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http://win2k.ucsd.edu/sub/mailenable.html
With pictures!
I am not associated with that site, just googled it.

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RE: I must be blind - 3.May2006 3:03:29 PM

bunji

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THanks for getting back to me.

However i followed those steps and i found a problem. when i look at step 2 i dont have that option.

When i click on that i get the option to create a new public folder. When i click on that it jumps me to the public folders under the public folder store. When i click on the public folder that i have created here i dont get the option for mail enable i just get the options for replica and folder properties.

I went back to step 2 as above and looked at connect to and there are no public stores available. however the public folder store is mounted. Any ideas?

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RE: I must be blind - 3.May2006 4:20:42 PM

hddcrasher

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The right click only works on the left-pane of that window.
Also step 1 are you using the account that has rights to Exchange? By default domain admins are excluded.

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RE: I must be blind - 3.May2006 5:36:51 PM

bunji

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HI

yes clicking on the left hand pane in the default public folders tree and using an enterprise admin account.

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RE: I must be blind - 3.May2006 7:19:22 PM

hddcrasher

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ok right click the top "public folder" and select properties. What do you get? Have you associated the folders?

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RE: I must be blind - 3.May2006 7:28:56 PM

hddcrasher

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http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/exchange/guides/E2k3AdminGuide/3b5e4430-6f3e-42a9-b44f-def97fc42d0c.mspx?mfr=true

Try reading in here about setting up the public store?

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RE: I must be blind - 4.May2006 4:19:31 PM

bunji

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I have looked at it, and i beleive i am doing everything correctly. I have even tried to create a new public folder tree (I named it Corporate to distinguish the two) and a new public folder store (also called Corporate) but i have the same issue in temrs of trying to create a new folder under the tree in system manager plus i dont see the new folder tree except the default from outlook.

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