Re: Free\Busy info poiting to incorrect server.

All folders have to have replicas on the Exchange 2007 store, and after
replication is complete, all folder replicas removed from the Exchange 2003
store. The mailbox store's default public store must point to the Exchange
2007 public store.
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Ed Crowley MVP
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"Deb H" <DebH@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:E205B734-398A-400F-863C-909C1CBD967F@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

I noticed that when I look at this attribute:

Configuration Container [Computer.Domain.Com]
CN=Configuration, DC=(YourDomainController),DC=com
CN=Services
CN=Microsoft Exchange
CN=(YourOrganization)
CN=Administrative Groups
CN=(YourAdministrativeGroup)
2. Open the properties of CN=(YourAdministrativeGroup).
3. On the Attributes tab, under Select a Property to View, click
SiteFolderServer. The information displays the old server. I have not yet
been able to delete this server.




"Deb H" wrote:

This did not work for him. I am not sure if this has to do with our
migration
from EX 2000 to EX 2003. I still have the old mail server up and running.
I
have created another post for this issue. I can't seem to dismount the
old
Public Folders on the old server without users getting an error message
about
it.

"Deb H" wrote:

Searching for his name. He is not in that mailbox store. He may have
been
previously and then moved because he needed more space. Will know for
sure on
Tuesday. Thanks


"Deb H" wrote:

Aha!. I didn't think to look there. It is pointing to the wrong
server. When
the user is back on Tuesday, I will know for sure.

"Andy David {MVP}" wrote:

On Sun, 31 Aug 2008 05:47:00 -0700, Deb H
<DebH@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Some users are seeing no information when trying to look at
another users
public free\busy

information. They invite them to a meeting and see no information
on the
user's calendar except

for lines. User gets "Unable to update public free\busy data. The
Exchange
server is not

available. Trouble is, they are pointing to a DR server that has
no services
started or maiboxes

mounted. How can I get rid of this message and point the person to
the
correct server to get

free\busy info?


Is the correct default public folder server defined in the
properties
of their mailbox store?



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