Just an idea, but since the action on AD happens using the computer account of the Exchange server (local system), how is the health of that? Have you verified the computer account is still working correctly in the domain (changing its password, etc), belongs to the correct domain groups, and hasn't had its security properties in AD modified to where the server can't read its own settings?
-Bonnie From: Carol Fee [mailto:c...@massbar.org] Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2013 9:20 AM To: MS-Exchange Admin Issues Subject: RE: Unable to create mail enabled Public Folder in E2K7 SP3 The Microsoft Exchange System Objects container is at the root level of the domain. All Public Folder objects are listed whether or not they are mail-enabled, and each one has an email address in the form of <pf name>@massbar.org, whether or not it is mail enabled. The modified dates are different (drastically) when you look at this container on a DC than when you look at it on the Exchange server. The security on the container is Self Special Permissions Authenticated Users Read/Special Permissions Network Service Read/Special Permissions Service-exchange Full control (all permission boxes except Special permissions are checked) Service-backupexec Full control (all permission boxes except Special permissions are checked) My user acc't Full control (all permission boxes except Special permissions are checked) Exchange servers Read/Special Permissions Exchange Organization Administrators Special permissions Exchange Recipient Administrators Read/Special Permissions (Inherited) Exchange Public Folder Administrators Special permissions (Inherited) Administrator (domain) Full control (all permission boxes except Special permissions are checked) Enterprise Admins Full control (all permission boxes except Special permissions are checked) (Inherited) Exchange Admins Full control/Special permissions (all permission boxes except Special permissions are checked) Exchange Domain servers Full control/Special permissions (all permission boxes except Special permissions are checked) Exchange Enterprise Servers Full control/Special permissions (all permission boxes except Special permissions are checked) Domain Admins Read/Write/Create/Special permissions (Inherited) CFee From: David L Christensen [mailto:david.christen...@northwestern.edu] Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2013 10:28 AM To: MS-Exchange Admin Issues Subject: RE: Unable to create mail enabled Public Folder in E2K7 SP3 I ran into a similar problem a while back. Have you looked at the Microsoft Exchange System Objects container yet? All of your mail-enabled PFs should be accounted for in that OU. You can do an add/remove columns and choose modified date, then sort to see when your last PF was mail-enabled. The funny thing is in my case this container (for whatever reason) was no longer located at the top level of the domain where Exchange has been installed. It was within a sub-folder!! Once I moved the container back to the root level, things were back to normal. Hopefully that helps... Dave Christensen Sr. Sytems Analyst - Collaboration Services Northwestern University Phone: 847-491-2817 david.christen...@northwestern.edu<mailto:david.christen...@northwestern.edu> www.it.northwestern.edu<http://www.it.northwestern.edu/> From: Carol Fee [mailto:c...@massbar.org] Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2013 3:26 PM To: MS-Exchange Admin Issues Subject: Unable to create mail enabled Public Folder in E2K7 SP3 Also unable to mail enable any existing Public Folders that aren't already mail enabled using either the GUI or the EMS. This is a single E2K7 server in a W2K8 domain functional level. The process appears to complete, but when I check the properties of the folder and click on the Email addresses tab, I get the following The Active Directory Proxy object for the public folder <publicfolder name> is being generated. Please try again later. It was running command 'get-publicfolder -Server <servername> -Identity <publicfolder name> Also, there is an entry in the Application log every 15 minutes for every Public Folder that is mail enabled Unable to create Public Folder proxy object for folder "PublicFolderName" in the Active Directory. All public folders that were already mail enabled when they were moved over from a E2K3 server continue to work. Exchange BPA isn't flagging anything, other than drivers. Exchange System Attendant is running under the local System account. 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