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Public Folder replication exchange 2003hi! i have a problem with the public folder replication. i have win2k3r2
server running exchange 2003sp2. moving the mailboxes was no problem. but when i use pfmigrate to start replication (moveing), that doesn't work. does anyone had the same problem and solved it? thanks. stefan info: from exchange 2000 and win2ksp4 to win2k3 exchange 2003 sp2 there wasn't a problem... PFMIGRATE doesn't move the folders, it just creates replicas, something you
can do almost as easily using the Exchange 2003 System Manager. The actual public folder repliation (migration) happens in the background and it can take a while. How long have you waited? If you don't see it happening after a day or two, look at the queues for public folder replication content messages piling up, which would alert you to a problem somewhere. -- Ed Crowley MVP - Exchange "Protecting the world from PSTs and brick backups!" Show quote "roadrunner84" <s*@buc.at(donotspam)> wrote in message news:A83100C5-369B-46E8-B911-3ECB58C949D4@microsoft.com... > hi! i have a problem with the public folder replication. i have win2k3r2 > server running exchange 2003sp2. moving the mailboxes was no problem. but > when i use pfmigrate to start replication (moveing), that doesn't work. > does > anyone had the same problem and solved it? thanks. stefan > info: from exchange 2000 and win2ksp4 to win2k3 exchange 2003 sp2 there > wasn't a problem... hi! thanks for the replay. but in the documentation, it says:
To move System Folders PFMIGRATE.WSF /S:SourceServer /T:DestinationServer /SF /A /N:100 /F:C:\LOGFILE.LOG To move Public Folders PFMIGRATE.WSF /S:SourceServer /T:DestinationServer /A /N:100 /F:C:\LOGFILE.LOG To remove Public Folders after succesful Replication PFMIGRATE.WSF /S:SourceServer /T:DestinationServer /D i waited 18 hours. ok, but i can't look at it because we did it another way. we copied the public folders away and copied them back. Show quote "Ed Crowley [MVP]" wrote: > PFMIGRATE doesn't move the folders, it just creates replicas, something you > can do almost as easily using the Exchange 2003 System Manager. The actual > public folder repliation (migration) happens in the background and it can > take a while. How long have you waited? If you don't see it happening > after a day or two, look at the queues for public folder replication content > messages piling up, which would alert you to a problem somewhere. > -- > Ed Crowley > MVP - Exchange > "Protecting the world from PSTs and brick backups!" > > "roadrunner84" <s*@buc.at(donotspam)> wrote in message > news:A83100C5-369B-46E8-B911-3ECB58C949D4@microsoft.com... > > hi! i have a problem with the public folder replication. i have win2k3r2 > > server running exchange 2003sp2. moving the mailboxes was no problem. but > > when i use pfmigrate to start replication (moveing), that doesn't work. > > does > > anyone had the same problem and solved it? thanks. stefan > > info: from exchange 2000 and win2ksp4 to win2k3 exchange 2003 sp2 there > > wasn't a problem... > > > Right there, the documentation says "To remove Public Folders after
successful Replication", proving that what I say is true, that the tool sets replicas and regular public folder replication moves the content. If a manual move worked for you, then that's great. My customers' infrastructures are so huge and complex that it would be a massive task to do it that way. Also, didn't you lose folder rights settings, folder assistant rules and the like? -- Ed Crowley MVP - Exchange "Protecting the world from PSTs and brick backups!" Show quote "roadrunner84" <s*@buc.at(donotspam)> wrote in message news:ED126908-2044-460D-8298-506C7B78FE29@microsoft.com... > hi! thanks for the replay. but in the documentation, it says: > > To move System Folders > PFMIGRATE.WSF /S:SourceServer /T:DestinationServer /SF /A /N:100 > /F:C:\LOGFILE.LOG > To move Public Folders > PFMIGRATE.WSF /S:SourceServer /T:DestinationServer /A /N:100 > /F:C:\LOGFILE.LOG > To remove Public Folders after succesful Replication > PFMIGRATE.WSF /S:SourceServer /T:DestinationServer /D > > i waited 18 hours. > ok, but i can't look at it because we did it another way. we copied the > public folders away and copied them back. > > > "Ed Crowley [MVP]" wrote: > >> PFMIGRATE doesn't move the folders, it just creates replicas, something >> you >> can do almost as easily using the Exchange 2003 System Manager. The >> actual >> public folder repliation (migration) happens in the background and it can >> take a while. How long have you waited? If you don't see it happening >> after a day or two, look at the queues for public folder replication >> content >> messages piling up, which would alert you to a problem somewhere. >> -- >> Ed Crowley >> MVP - Exchange >> "Protecting the world from PSTs and brick backups!" >> >> "roadrunner84" <s*@buc.at(donotspam)> wrote in message >> news:A83100C5-369B-46E8-B911-3ECB58C949D4@microsoft.com... >> > hi! i have a problem with the public folder replication. i have >> > win2k3r2 >> > server running exchange 2003sp2. moving the mailboxes was no problem. >> > but >> > when i use pfmigrate to start replication (moveing), that doesn't work. >> > does >> > anyone had the same problem and solved it? thanks. stefan >> > info: from exchange 2000 and win2ksp4 to win2k3 exchange 2003 sp2 there >> > wasn't a problem... >> >> >>  |
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