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Sat Jul 15 21:10:07 CDT 2006
View the Public Folders from a workstation running Outlook.
Create a new PST file in the same profile on the workstation- call it
Public.PST - save it on a server share.
Copy all Public Folders to the Public.PST using Outlook.
Now you have a nice working PST file.
Move your Exchange Server and do whatever you are doing.
Re-Create Public Folders as usual - the will be empty.
Then using Outlook again - add the Public.PST to the profile and copy the
data to the Public Folders.
Done!
"Adde" <Adde@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AB5B85AF-5671-449A-9EA3-C2838CF61A3B@microsoft.com...
> I'm in the progress of moving my current Exchange 2000 Server to a new box
> and when I try to move the public folders this is the error message I
> receive:
>
> The connection was refused, ensure that your HTTP virtual servers are all
> started, and check that the WWW service is running.
>
> ID no: C103b401
> Exchange System Manager
>
> I did find an article on the error in MS knowledgebase (ID 325920) but
> that
> did not solve my problem. Any suggestions on what I need to do?
>
> /Adde
>
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