Locate an Exchange Public Folder from its Email address

Open the Active Directory Users and Computers tool from Control Panel \ Administrative tools or running below command from Start > Run... dsa.msc Under Active Directory Users and Computers, Right click on the domain and click on Find In the find window click on the Find choice and pick Custom Search; Click on the Advanced tab; Enter in the LDAP Query that follows this syntax: (proxyAddresses=SMTP:User@domain) Make...

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Missing Folders in Outlook

This is a very common issue in my current work. Out of the blue, a folder in user's Outlook vanishes, simply gone. There are two possibilities here: Start Outlook with resetfolders switch parameter or find the hidden folder and bring it back. For the first option, you may check this post with info about all Outlook switches or just follow example below. outlook.exe /resetfolders But this...

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Outlook Switches

Today I'll talk about a very useful tool provided by Outlook that has saved me in several different issues. I'm talking about the startup parameters for Outlook, or Outlook Switches. You may not notice, but every time you start Outlook, you're invoking (probably always using the desktop / start menu / taskbar shortcuts) Outlook.exe command. This command can be executed in several different ways, by using the available switches. I'm listing all of...

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Public Folders Permissions on Exchange 2007/2010

I used to work with Exchange System Manager when managing permissions on Exchange Public Folders, but last week got in trouble when in need to do it on our recently migrated to Exchange 2007 PFs. Turns out that Exchange Management Console doesn't seem to have any feature to manage the Public Folders permissions, so we need to use Power Shell in order to do it. Below are the cmdlets that will help us with that: To add administrative permissions: ...

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