From: Matty Holland on 10 Oct 2006 04:49 Hi there, We have a Native E2003 SP" environment. This was migrated from 5.5 with ADC connectors. We found that any public folders sync'd using the ADC cannot be mail-disabled (using Mail Disable in ESM or via CDOEXM). It works fine on folders created in E2003. We would really like to cleanup our environment and mail disable most of the folders. We found a semi-automatic way of doing this; 1. Reading the PR_PF_PROXY property of a Folder 2. Deleting the associated Proxy Object in Microsoft Exchange Sytem Objects (finding the object by the objectGUID) 3. Clearing the PR_PF_PROXY property of a Folder (using PFDAVAdmin or script) 4. ?? Clearing the GUID suffix on the ds:legacyExchangeDN property of a Folder ?? We aren't sure if this is the correct method to follow in order to achieve our goal? Is there a tool out there already that resolves this issue? Also, do we need to clear the GUID suffix from ds:legacyExchangeDN? I read somewhere that querying PR_PF_PROXY will tell the store to return this GUID from ds:legacyExchangeDN even if PR_PF_PROXY is empty. Many thanks, Matty
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