Public Folder/System Folder Question - Microsoft Exchange

Hi msadexchman,

All public folder stores in the organization know where all public folders
in the organization are located. If you go to access a public folder on a
server where the folder is not located that server will refer you to the
server that has a copy of the information. This is true for public folders,
and system folders.

So long and short you can point the end users to any server and they should
be able to access and public folder in the org.

Hope this Helps,
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"msadexchman" <msadexchman@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> Is it possible to have two dedicated servers home the System Folders (free
> busy, forms, oab) and then have two different servers home all the other
> public folders (i.e. users data)? I'm curious because within the
> properties of every mailbox store, we define the "Default Public Store" as
> being one of those two servers we have for the "public folders - users
> data". I guess my question is, when a user has a mailbox on that store
> and wants to look at free busy information, will they be able to since the
> "Default Public Store" we defined on the MB Store properties DOES NOT have
> a copy of the system folders?
>
> Thanks
>