You need to wait for active directory replication. Highlight it and then click Edit.Ĭlick the Clear button so that the value changes to “not set”. Scroll down until you find the msExchHomePublicMDB attribute. Right-click the mailbox database you want to remove the default public folder database from and choose Properties. Navigate to the container that holds the Exchange databases.ĬN=Services -> CN=Microsoft Exchange -> CN=organization name -> CN=Administrative Groups -> CN=Exchange Administrative Group (FYDIBOHF23SPDLT) -> CN=Databases. The public folder database ‘PFDB’ cannot be deleted.įailed Error:Public folder database “PFDB” is the default public folder database for the following mailbox database(s):īefore deleting the public folder database, assign a new default public folder database to the mailbox database(s).Ĭonnect to the Configuration naming context with ADSIEdit The public folder database cannot be deleted When I attempt to remove the public folder database I receive this error. If you are using public folders in your Exchange organization and decided to get rid of it.Įnsure OAB distribution is set to web and not using any public folders.Įnsure all clients are Outlook 2007 or later Make sure we don’t have any legacy Exchange servers on the source transport servers of all send connectors.ħ.Removing Public Folder Databases using ADSIEDIT.msc (Manual Removal may have adverse impacts).Īs you may already know. Get-Mailbox -Arbitration -Server "Exch2010" | New-MoveRequest -TargetDatabase "mailboxdatabase2013" Moving Mailboxes from a specific database from Exchange server 2010 to Exchange Server 2013 Get-Mailbox -Database "Mailboxdatabase2010" | New-MoveRequest -TargetDatabase "Mailboxdatabase2013"Ģ.Check for Arbitration mailboxes on Exchange 2010 Server and move them Get-Mailbox -Arbitration -Server "Exch2010"
Moving all the mailboxes from Exchange server 2010 to Exchange Server 2013 Get-Mailbox -Server "Exch2010" | New-MoveRequest -TargetDatabase "Mailboxdatabase2013" You should move the discovery search mailbox as well ĥ.Verify any applications are used for Email relaying with Exchange 2010 Server in Receive ConnectorsĦ.You need to remove the servers from the send connectors (Source Transport Servers).ħ.Removing Public Folder Databases using ADSIEDIT.msc.ġ.Verify No Mailboxes Exist on Exchange 2010 Server Get-Mailbox -Server "ServerName"
#EXCHANGE 2010 SERVER ROLES OFFLINE#
Remove the Exchange 2010 Offline address book. Make sure all the databases are removed.Ĥ.
#EXCHANGE 2010 SERVER ROLES HOW TO#
Lets see how to remove exchange 2010 Server.ġ.Verify No Mailboxes Exist on Exchange 2010 ServerĢ.Check for Arbitration mailboxes on Exchange 2010 Server and move them to Exchange 2013ģ. Post migration to Exchange 2013 or later.
If I were you, I would start with two hyper-V host and split up the VMs that way.Uninstalling Legacy Exchange 2010 Servers If I did go this route, I figured 8GB RAM, 2 vCPU's, 250GB storage. My initial thought was to keep things simple and just run CAS, Hub, Edge, Mailbox all on one server, and have another mail box server at our secondary DC and call it good.
Given this information, would you run a stand alone exchange implementation or would you divide up the roles among other servers? (we're going entirely virtualized).Įither way, we do plan on having a mail box server at our secondary data center in a DAG.ĪD is already in place and on a stand alone server.īut what about edge transport? CAS? Hub? Should those roles be given there own server? Or, at what point, do those roles get their own server? We're expected to have 100 users initially, and within a year from now, about 500. I've been assigned to implement Exchange 2010 for my company.
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