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Exchange Migration Free/Busy Issue

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by joshg 2 views

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We recently upgraded a client site from Exchange 5.5 to Exchange 2000. All is well except the Free/Busy information will not publish. We have tried the MS fix using ADSIEDIT by editing the LegacyDN entry. We still have no Free/Busy data being published. The Exchange 2000 server is in native mode. All users are logging in fine but no calendar info. Any thoughts?

In a completey separate environment I also migrated my exchange 2000 to 2003 and have the same issue. Am I missing a peice of the puzzle?

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by compgirlfhredi

Configuring and Managing System Folders
All public stores contain folders that are not visible in the hierarchy. These folders can be viewed through the Exchange System Manager. These are important system folders viewable in the Exchange System Manager:

? Schema: contains the list of properties for objects contained in the public store.

? Events Root: contains subfolders that hold scripts for the Event service.

? StoreEvents: contains internal and external event links for a specific server There are also containers that are viewable through the Exchange System Manager:

? Schedule+ Free/Busy: has a subfolder for each administrative group for Schedule+ Free/Busy information, which allows users to view availability status of other users in Outlook.

? EForms Registry: holds forms published through the Organizational Forms Library.

? Offline Address Book: holds folders that contain offline address books, which can be downloaded by clients.

The default setting is that only the first server installed in an administrative group will contain the Schedule+ Free/Busy and the Offline address book containers. Public folders can be replicated between servers.

by joshg

What if you have changed the mode and cannot get the 5.5 server back in to replicate? Can I add a new Free/Busy folder?

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