In this situation, two entries for the same public folder are displayed in the Exchange address lists. If you enable the public folder again, a second object for the Public Folder is created in Active Directory. Additionally, the PR_PF_PROXY_REQUIRED MAPI property of the Public Folder object is set to False. You can still find the Public Folder in the Microsoft Exchange System Object (MESO) container of Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS). Additionally, you encounter the following issues: In this scenario, the public folder still appears in the Exchange address lists intermittently, and you can still send email messages to the public folder. The cmdlet finishes running, and you do not receive an error message. You specify server B to mail-disable the public folder by running the Disable-MailPublicFolder cmdlet together with the Server parameter. You wait until the Public Folder Hierarchy Replication replicates the public folder from server A to server B. You specify server A to mail-enable the public folder by running the Enable-MailPublicFolder cmdlet together with the Server parameter.

You configure a public folder database on each server.

You deploy server A in domain A and server B in domain B. You deploy two Exchange Mailbox servers (server A and server B) in the environment. Each domain contains at least one domain controller. You have two domains (domain A and domain B) in a Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 environment. Exchange Server 2010 Enterprise Exchange Server 2010 Standard More.

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