Exchange Server - Public Folders

I have Public Folders in Exchange 2007 enabled due to legacy requirements.

How can I view/edit the permissions (security tab?) with Exchange 2007
tools?
Is there a way to bulk configure replication of PFs?

Tx

  Oliver Moazzezi [MVP] replied to Vinkie

Hi there,

Ensure you are running SP1 or SP2, when you open the Public Folder
Management Tool click on a folder in the left pane, and then you should be
able to right click a folder _in the right pane_ and see the permissions
tab.

Alternatively PFDavAdmin or ESM (2003 Management Console) are good (better
some say) alternatives.

Oliver

  Ed Crowley [MVP] replied to Oliver Moazzezi [MVP]

PowerShell!  Get-PublicFolderPermission.
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Ed Crowley MVP
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