ACL Inheritance Blockage

Hi Folks,

We are trying to prep for the transition from Exchange 2000 to Exchange
2007.

When running the Exchange 2007 Best Practices Analyzer, I received the
following items in the report. Does anyone have suggestions or known
solutions to work around these?

I have followed the KB article and enabled the security tab. It looks as
if the owner of all of our public folders is "SYSTEM" and there is no
way to change it. Should the owner be "SYSTEM" or is it OK to be an
interactive user?


TIA!



Access control list (ACL) inheritance is blocked for the Public Folder
tree object (CN=Public Folders,CN=Folder
Hierarchies,CN=OURCORP,CN=Administrative Groups,CN=Our
Company,CN=Microsoft
Exchange,CN=Services,CN=Configuration,DC=ourcorp,D C=org). This may cause
mail flow problems, store mounting issues and other service outages.
Follow Microsoft Knowledge Base article 264733 and use the Exchange
System Manager to re-enable inheritance on this object.


Access control list (ACL) inheritance is blocked for the Exchange
database object (CN=Public Information Store (EXCHANGE),CN=First Storage
Group,CN=InformationStore,CN=EXCHANGE,CN=Servers,C N=OURCORP,CN=Administr
ative Groups,CN=Our Company,CN=Microsoft
Exchange,CN=Services,CN=Configuration,DC=ourcorp,D C=org). This may cause
mail flow problems, store mounting issues and other service outages.
Follow Microsoft Knowledge Base article 264733 and use the Exchange
System Manager to re-enable inheritance on this object.