What you've done should be sufficient. You can check the home server of
a public folder by looking at its properties - the home server is listed
at the bottom of the general tab (I think it's general, anyway)
Neil Hobson
Silversands
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Conversation: Step 5 of the Ed Crowley Server Move method...
Subject: Step 5 of the Ed Crowley Server Move method...
Step 5 says
Create replicas of the public folders on the new server. When the
contents of the folders have replicated (do wait a little while!),
remove the replicas from the old server.
What is the best way to accomplish this?
I've gone to the replication page on each public folder and selected for
them to be replicated on the new server I'm adding. I did this several
days ago.
Should this be sufficient (minus any new material)?
I've also set the home server for each public folder to the new server.
Does this take effect immediately or do I have to restart any services.
Any tips would be appreciated.
Thanks for the help,
Kelly
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