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From: MOD Squad MOD on 12 Jan 2010 12:26
I run scheduling of appintments for a group totaling approximately 90 users.
I do this through public folders I've created. I am told by our MIS that the
creation of too many public folders will crash our Exchange server. Is that
a possibility? They want to block the creation of public folders. That
would have a negative effect on our ability to schedule matters as we have
for the past three years.
From: Kathleen Orland on 12 Jan 2010 12:58
You would do better to ask the experts in the Exchange newsgroup, not the
Outlook newsgroup.


"MOD Squad" <MOD Squad(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I run scheduling of appintments for a group totaling approximately 90
users.
> I do this through public folders I've created. I am told by our MIS that
the
> creation of too many public folders will crash our Exchange server. Is
that
> a possibility? They want to block the creation of public folders. That
> would have a negative effect on our ability to schedule matters as we have
> for the past three years.


From: Diane Poremsky [MVP] on 12 Jan 2010 14:09
Not unless you make a folder for each appointment or something stupid like
that. Managing that many folders is a PITA though. (If it will be one
shared calendar for all 90, it won't be a problem.)

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"MOD Squad" <MOD Squad(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:13C0B696-E20E-45F5-BBF9-1C50BDD3DCB0(a)microsoft.com...
> I run scheduling of appintments for a group totaling approximately 90
> users.
> I do this through public folders I've created. I am told by our MIS that
> the
> creation of too many public folders will crash our Exchange server. Is
> that
> a possibility? They want to block the creation of public folders. That
> would have a negative effect on our ability to schedule matters as we have
> for the past three years.

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