It's only when they are using Outlook 2003/2007 that they are unable to view them. If we log in as the same user in OWA with public folders on, they can see, browse, post to the public folders, edit permissions etc just like normal. Use Get-MailboxDatabase to check if the public folder DB value has been set for all the mailbox DB. I have run a repair installation to no effect. The user reported that the problem appeared from nowhere today. It doesnt matter whether this is done via right-click > move to or in the left-hand window, and it happens every time.
Posted by Rick A on Mar 27th, 2017 at 7:49 AM. If you are unable to or cannot delete Emails or Folders in Outlook app, then one of these suggestions is sure to help you. Try again."Īttempting to right click and manage properties also fails. Please first check whether the problematic users and the good users are all in the same MBX or same site. Outlook 2016 Crashes When Opening Public Folders. Microsoft Office Outlook cannot access the specified folder location. The attempt to log on to Microsoft Exchange has failed."Ĭlicking on the All Public Folders folder generates the following error: Even after creating a brand new profile for a user with rights, Outlook 2007 clients receive the following error when attempting to expand the All Public Folders tree:
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Unfortunately the new mail server, despite having reported taking over the public folder roles, is not displaying them to Outlook clients internally. If you have unable to create folders in Outlook 2003 then we strongly recommend that you Download (unable.
We recently migrated from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2007 and have fully decommissioned the old mail server. If Outlook opens normally after running this command, then your problem is solved. I have an odd error I have not seen before and since my 2007 commands aren't fully tweaked I have to request some assitance. In the open dialog box, type outlook.exe /resetnavpane and press Enter.
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