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Video: Part 4A - How to Move Public Folders From Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2007 (and Connectors)

  • ·Skill level: 300 (Intermediate)
  • ·Run Time: 10:45
  • ·Instructor: Grant Moyle

Description:

Now that we've moved our users' mailboxes from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2007, we need to verify that everything was brought over (such as the existing mail, calendars, and contact lists). You'll also need to browse the Synchronization Log (the log generated during the migration/move) and look for any errors.

In the last video on how to move Exchange 2003 mailboxes to Exchange 2007, Grant Moyle received an error that the Microsoft Exchange Offline address book did not get transferred successfully. Why? Watch this video! You'll learn what the common reasons are for Exchange 2003 o Exchange 2007 migration errors and how to resolve them.

Also in this video is how to move public folders from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2007. Want to migrate your Exchange 2003 public folders to Exchange 2007? We'll teach you!

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Grant Moyle

Grant A. Moyle is the founder of Confuzer Inc, an Illinois-based Windows, Exchange, and Networking consulting firm specializing in Implementation and Troubleshooting Active Directory and Exchange. He has been a Microsoft Certified System Engineer (MCSE) since the days of NT4 and a Certified Information Security Systems Professional (CISSP) since 2003. He has a Biomedical Engineering and Electrical Engineering background from Johns Hopkins University, and over 10 y... (Grant's full bio can be found here)


NOTE: This video is part of our Exchange Server 2007 Administration course.
This video is from Chapter 1: Migrating From Exchange 2003 to 2007

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