Exch2k3 - Public Folders - Orphaned Accounts

We have quite a few accounts that were somehow orphaned on our public
folders. It presents itself by either displaying the old sid or as a one off
email address with rights to the folder.

The problem is that it is hard to find these orphaned accounts The events
being logged don't list the piblic folder. Is there an easy way to clean
these up or search all the public folders for the accounts. 3rd Party tools?
Anything.

Thanks,
John
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