Does your AD have old DC entries somewhere? Does DNS believe so as well?
-sc From: Matt Plahtinsky [mailto:cbusitl...@gmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, June 30, 2009 9:08 AM To: MS-Exchange Admin Issues Subject: Exchange 2003 Public Folder problems Exchange 2003. AD 2003 I recently took on a new client that is having some weird Public Folder problems after the drive that holds the exchange DB ran out of space. I was able to bring exchange back fine after I cleared out some old backups they were storing on that drive. The problem I'm getting now is that when users try to add appointments to a Calender on any of the public folders it does one of two things. 1. lets them make the change but does not keep the change. or 2. gives them an access is denyed message. If I look at the logs I don't see any related errors. I have double checked the permissions and everything looks good. To do some further trouble shooting on the permissions, I downloaded a copy of ScriptLogic Security Explorer. After installing when I try to run I gives me an error pointing to and old DC and will not connect. This go me wondering If exchange somewhere was still pointing to on old DC . I checked the DNS on the NIC and In Exchange System Manager --> Servers --> Server name --> Properties, Directory Access Tab. Those look right. I seem to remember that there is one other place that exchange stores info on DC's but can't find it. Does anyone know if there are other places to check? Thanks Matt
