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Public folder Replication within an Exchange 2000 site ... - 5.Dec.2005 10:53:10 AM

benenglish100

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Hi,

I am having the following problem.

I have setup a 2nd Exchange server in an exchange 2000 site and have migrated 3 users to this new exchange 2000 server. Nearly everything seems to have gone well, I can send/receive and access all mailbox folders.

The problem is I am getting the following error in Outlook when it does a send/receive:

Task 'Microsoft exchange server' reported error (0x8004010F) : 'The operation failed. An object could not be found

From my research I think this is the off-line address book.

I have tried rebuilding the address book and re-started the exch services.

I have now found that the public folders are not replicating between the servers (and so could be causing the Outlook error message) the only error messages I get in Event Viewer are (when I set logging to max):

Event ID 3093

Error -2147221233 reading property 0x67480014 on object type tbtOwningFolders from database "First Storage Group\Public Folder Store (UKLONEXCH)".

I have added both servers in the replication of the public folders.

I have checked the Microsoft support page on this, but I do not have the Replication reg anyway.
I have no PF replication messages backing up in the Queue.

Here is what I get from message tracker:

- <TrackHistory xmlns="http://www.microsoft.com/schemas/MessageTracking">
- <Exchange_MessageTrackingEntry>
<TimeLogged>2005-12-1 0:15:00</TimeLogged>
<OriginationTime>2005-12-1 0:15:00</OriginationTime>
<KeyID>\\uklonw2k1.uk.arkadin.com\UKLONW2K1.log\20051201.log,39174</KeyID>
<LinkedMessageID>c=GB;a= ;p=uk.arkadin.com;l=UKLONW2K1-051201001500Z-32</LinkedMessageID>
<MessageID>35F70B6B1C0AA2409945AD4E19E9C065046B56@uklonw2k1.uk.arkadin.com</MessageID>
<SenderAddress>EX:/O=ARKADIN UK/OU=FIRST ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP/CN=CONFIGURATION/CN=SERVERS/CN=UKLONW2K1/CN=MICROSOFT PUBLIC MDB</SenderAddress>
<ServerName>uklonw2k1.uk.arkadin.com</ServerName>
<EntryType>1027</EntryType>
<RecipientCount>1</RecipientCount>
<Priority>0</Priority>
<Size>208</Size>
- <Recipients>
- <Recipient>
<RecipientAddress>/O=ARKADIN UK/OU=FIRST ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP/CN=CONFIGURATION/CN=SERVERS/CN=UKLONEXCH/CN=MICROSOFT PUBLIC MDB</RecipientAddress>
<RecipientStatus>0</RecipientStatus>
</Recipient>
</Recipients>
</Exchange_MessageTrackingEntry>
- <Exchange_MessageTrackingEntry>
<TimeLogged>2005-12-1 0:15:00</TimeLogged>
<OriginationTime>2005-12-1 0:15:00</OriginationTime>
<KeyID>\\uklonw2k1.uk.arkadin.com\UKLONW2K1.log\20051201.log,39598</KeyID>
<MessageID>35F70B6B1C0AA2409945AD4E19E9C065046B56@uklonw2k1.uk.arkadin.com</MessageID>
<ServerName>uklonw2k1.uk.arkadin.com</ServerName>
<EntryType>1019</EntryType>
<RecipientCount>1</RecipientCount>
<Priority>0</Priority>
<Size>208</Size>
- <Recipients>
- <Recipient>
<RecipientAddress>/O=ARKADIN UK/OU=FIRST ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP/CN=CONFIGURATION/CN=SERVERS/CN=UKLONEXCH/CN=MICROSOFT PUBLIC MDB</RecipientAddress>
<RecipientStatus>0</RecipientStatus>
</Recipient>
</Recipients>
</Exchange_MessageTrackingEntry>
- <Exchange_MessageTrackingEntry>
<TimeLogged>2005-12-1 0:15:00</TimeLogged>
<OriginationTime>2005-12-1 0:15:00</OriginationTime>
<KeyID>\\uklonw2k1.uk.arkadin.com\UKLONW2K1.log\20051201.log,39859</KeyID>
<MessageID>35F70B6B1C0AA2409945AD4E19E9C065046B56@uklonw2k1.uk.arkadin.com</MessageID>
<ServerName>uklonw2k1.uk.arkadin.com</ServerName>
<EntryType>1025</EntryType>
<RecipientCount>1</RecipientCount>
<Priority>0</Priority>
<Size>208</Size>
- <Recipients>
- <Recipient>
<RecipientAddress>/O=ARKADIN UK/OU=FIRST ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP/CN=CONFIGURATION/CN=SERVERS/CN=UKLONEXCH/CN=MICROSOFT PUBLIC MDB</RecipientAddress>
<RecipientStatus>0</RecipientStatus>
</Recipient>
</Recipients>
</Exchange_MessageTrackingEntry>
- <Exchange_MessageTrackingEntry>
<TimeLogged>2005-12-1 0:15:00</TimeLogged>
<OriginationTime>2005-12-1 0:15:00</OriginationTime>
<KeyID>\\uklonw2k1.uk.arkadin.com\UKLONW2K1.log\20051201.log,40120</KeyID>
<MessageID>35F70B6B1C0AA2409945AD4E19E9C065046B56@uklonw2k1.uk.arkadin.com</MessageID>
<ServerName>uklonw2k1.uk.arkadin.com</ServerName>
<EntryType>1024</EntryType>
<RecipientCount>1</RecipientCount>
<Priority>0</Priority>
<Size>208</Size>
- <Recipients>
- <Recipient>
<RecipientAddress>/O=ARKADIN UK/OU=FIRST ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP/CN=CONFIGURATION/CN=SERVERS/CN=UKLONEXCH/CN=MICROSOFT PUBLIC MDB</RecipientAddress>
<RecipientStatus>0</RecipientStatus>
</Recipient>
</Recipients>
</Exchange_MessageTrackingEntry>
</TrackHistory>

I have added replicas for all folders in the "Public Folder Instances".

I have used the Exchange System Manager to move both the Public and Mailbox stores to a different drive, but I have not removed the old MDBDATA folder. I'm sure I had this problem before I moved them too.

I will also add that I am using both Exchange servers. The problem is only on mailboxes that have been moved to the new server.

Any ideas?

Many thanks,

Ben