When migrating from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010, there are often problems with the replication of public folders. However, I have frequently encountered problems with the replication of the free/busy times of Exchange. Exchange also reports this with an error in the event log of the Exchange 2010 server. The following event log entry describes the problem:
Event ID: 14029
Source: MSExchangeMailboxAssistants
Description: No Exchange 2010 server (or higher) with public folders containing a replica of the free/busy folder was found: EX:/O=Exchange Organization/OU=First Administrative Group.
In den meisten Umgebungen zeigte Exchange jedoch die Replikationspartner für den Öffentlichen Ordner „SCHEDULE+ FREE BUSY“ korrekt an. Die Exchange 2003, sowie die Exchange 2010 Server waren in der Replikationsliste zu sehen. Die Replikate wurden in dieser Situation auf dem Exchange 2003 Server erstellt. Alle Öffentlichen Ordner wurden korrekt repliziert, mit Ausnahme des Frei/Gebucht Ordners.
To solve the problem, I executed the following command on the Exchange Management Shell. Actually, this command only explicitly sets Exchange 2010 as the replication partner for the folder. However, I was able to solve the problem in all cases:
Set-PublicFolder -Replicas ‚Name der PF Datenbank E2K10‘ -Identity ‚\NON_IPM_SUBTREE\SCHEDULE+ FREE BUSY\EX:/o=Exchange Oganisation/ou=First Administrative Group‘ | Get-publicfolder -Recurse ‚\Non_IPM_SubTree\SCHEDULE+ FREE BUSY\EX:/o=Exchange Organisation/ou=First Administrative Group‘ | Format-List
Der Wert hinter „–Replicas“ muss dem Namen der Öffentlichen Ordner Datenbank auf dem Exchange 2010 Server entsprechen, die beiden Werte hinter „o=“ sind jeweils um den Namen der Exchange Organisation zu ergänzen. Ich hoffe es hilft euch weiter. Zu guter Letzt habe ich noch den Dienst „Microsoft Exchange-Postfach-Assistenten“ neugestartet.
Event ID 14029 used to occur every 15 minutes. After the command was executed and the service was restarted, the error no longer occurred.
