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Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 : Using Public Folder Databases (part 3) - Configuring Public Folder Replication

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Configuring Public Folder Replication

With Exchange Server 2010, the public folder hierarchy is replicated automatically when there are two or more public folder databases. Because each Mailbox server can have only one public folder database, you must install and configure at least two Mailbox servers in your Exchange organization for automatic public folder hierarchy replication to occur. If you want to replicate public folder data between Mailbox servers, you must create replicas.

To configure basic replication options, follow these steps:

  1. In the Exchange Management Console, right-click the public folder database, and then select Properties.

  2. In the Properties dialog box, on the Replication tab (shown in Figure 3), use the following options to configure replication:

    • Replication Interval Determines when changes to public folders are replicated. Select a specific time (Always Run, Run Every Hour, Run Every 2 Hours, Run Every 4 Hours, or Never Run), or select Use Custom Schedule and then click Customize to define the schedule.

    • Replication Interval For "Always Run" (Minutes) Sets the interval (in minutes) that's used when you select Always Run as the replication option. The default is 15 minutes.

    • Replication Message Size Limit (KB) Sets the size limit (in kilobytes) for messages that are sent between public folder databases to replicate content. The default size limit is 300 kilobytes (KB). This setting does not affect the size of messages posted to a public folder.

      Use the Replication tab to configure replication of public folder data.

      Figure 3. Use the Replication tab to configure replication of public folder data.

  3. Click OK to save the settings.

In the Exchange Management Shell, you can control replication of public folder data using the Set-PublicFolderDatabase cmdlet. Example 3 provides the syntax and usage.

Example 3. Using Set-PublicFolderDatabase to control replication

Syntax

Set-PublicFolderDatabase -Identity PublicFolderDatabaseIdentity
[-AllowFileRestore <$true | $false>]
[-BackgroundDatabaseMaintenence <$true | $false>]
[-CustomReferralServerList ServerList]
[-DeletedItemRetention Interval]
[-DomainController FullyQualifiedName]
[-EventHistoryRetentionPeriod Interval]
[-IssueWarningQuota Limit]
[-ItemRetentionPeriod Limit]
[-MaintenenceSchedule Schedule]
[-MaxItemSize Limit]
[-MountAtStartup <$true | $false>]
[-Name NewName]
[-ProhibitPostQuota Limit]
[-QuotaNotificationSchedule Schedule]
[-ReplicationMessageSize Limit]
[-ReplicationPeriod Interval]
[-ReplicationSchedule Schedule]
[-RetainDeletedItemsUntilBackup <$true | $false>]
[-UseCustomReferralServerList <$true | $false>]


Usage

Set-PublicFolderDatabase -Identity "Public DB"
-ReplicationMessageSize "3MB"
-ReplicationPeriod 15
-ReplicationSchedule "Always"
Other  
  •  Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 : Working with Active Mailbox Databases (part 3) - Recovering Deleted Mailboxes , Recovering Deleted Items from Mailbox Databases
  •  Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 : Working with Active Mailbox Databases (part 2) - Setting Mailbox Database Limits and Deletion retention
  •  Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 : Working with Active Mailbox Databases (part 1) - Creating Mailbox Databases
  •  Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 : Managing Public Folder Settings (part 3) - Manipulating, Renaming, and Recovering Public Folders
  •  Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 : Managing Public Folder Settings (part 2) - Granting and Revoking Send As Permissions for Public Folders, Propagating Public Folder Settings and Data
  •  Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 : Managing Public Folder Settings (part 1) - Setting Client Permissions
  •  Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 : Creating and Working with Public Folders (part 3) - Adding Items to Public Folders Using Outlook
  •  Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 : Creating and Working with Public Folders (part 2) - Determining Public Folder Size, Item Count, and Last Access Time
  •  Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 : Creating and Working with Public Folders (part 1)
  •  Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 : Accessing Public Folders Through the Information Store
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