How to manually remove public folder exchange 2003

 · Use the EAC to remove a public folder. Navigate to Public folders Public folders. In the list view, select the public folder you want to delete. Note that clicking on the folder name will display sub-folders within that folder, if A warning box displays asking if you're sure you want to delete.  · But the public folders still remain dependent on the server to be removed, even after I've removed all replicas to it. I can confirm that the server to be removed (DCSERVER) no longer appears in the replication list of any public or system folders when I view it in ESM. This dependence is seen when I view public folders on the second www.doorway.rus:  · 1. Now you are ready to remove your Public folder database. To remove a public folder database click on your Public folder database and under Actions select "Remove": 2. You get a prompt to confirm your Action. 3. A warning appears, indicating that the database was removed and reminding you to manually remove the database file. 4.

But the public folders still remain dependent on the server to be removed, even after I've removed all replicas to it. I can confirm that the server to be removed (DCSERVER) no longer appears in the replication list of any public or system folders when I view it in ESM. This dependence is seen when I view public folders on the second server. Run the Exchange Server Setup program to remove the installed components. Click Start, click Control Panel, and then click Add or Remove Programs. In the Currently installed programs list, right-click Microsoft Exchange, and then click Change/Remove. In Microsoft Exchange Installation Wizard. The Exchange server is the ONLY server in the replica list for the 3 items showing in the Public Folder Instances on the Exchange box. I've tried adding the server, wait a while, and remove it, but the Instances won't go away.

Aug If you are in the middle of migration or will start one and wondering how to deal with PF folders on your legacy Exchange server. This is a fairly common question — you're trying to remove the Public Folder store on an Exchange server and get an error that some Public Folder. Aug turns out there isn't one, and ironically the only way (and Microsoft recommend way) was to delete all Public Folder databases through ADSIEdit.