We have two Exchange 2000 servers with public folders being replicated between them. Public folder replication had been working fine until yesterday, when it seems to have suddenly stopped altogether. Clients on one server (server1) could see everything in the public folders, but clients on the other server (server2) could only see their own new messages and the old messages that had been posted prior to yesterday. Since the problem occurred, we have rebooted both servers, and the problem seems to have been alleviated somewhat because clients on server2 can now see messages posted today by clients on server1. However, the messages from yesterday are still not visible to the clients on server2. Is there a way to force backfill? Both servers have already been rebooted since the problem occurred.
Both servers are running Exchange 2000 SP1 and we are in native Exchange 2000 mode. The only other software on the servers is ScanMail. We haven't made any changes on the servers since we went native on February 7. Any ideas? We turned the logging up on public folder replication, and we're getting several 3093 errors for MSExchangeIS Public. Searching Microsoft's KB on event ID 3093 yields nothing. Abby _________________________________________________________________ List posting FAQ: http://www.swinc.com/resource/exch_faq.htm Archives: http://www.swynk.com/sitesearch/search.asp To unsubscribe: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Exchange List admin: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
