Can´t access public folders in Public Folder Store

I get error ID no 80070005 in Exchnag esystem manager

I need to get in to some newly created public folder calender and do some
changing.

But I get an question about login. Iam logged in as administrator.

Best Regards
Andreas Fransson

 

Hi Andreas,

Thanks for your post.

From the description, I understand that your issue is that when you try to
open a public folder from ESM, you get an 80070005 error. If I'm off base,
please let me know.

As for this, I would like to provide the following action plan:

First:
1. Ensure 'HTTP keep alive' is enabled:
a) Open IIS Admin and go to the properties of the 'Default web site'
b) On the 'Web Site' tab, put a check mark in the 'HTTP keep alive' box
c) Click OK, Stop and restart the Virtual Site.

Second:
2. Ensure 'Windows Authentication' is enabled and 'Anonymous access' is
disabled:
a) Open IIS Admin, go to the properties of the 'Default web site'
b) On the 'Directory Security' tab, put a check mark in the 'Windows
Authentication'.
c) Also remove the check mark next to 'Allow anonymous access' to disable
it. Click 'OK'.
d) Stop and start the Virtual Site, close IIS Admin.

3. Close and re-open the Exchange System Manager, you should now be able
to access the Public folders.


If it does not work, please check the permission of the public folder in
the ESM to see if you have configured any deny settings. If you do, please
remove it and try again.

Please also checking the properties of the Public Folders object - Security
Tab, if the server name does not appear there please added the server name
with create children and delete children and list object rights -- which is
the default.

Also check if your case is the scenario in the following KB:

XADM: Cannot Move a Public Folder
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=829736

If it is not the case, please delete the public folder and recreate it.
Does this issue persist?

Is the issue still occurs, please help me collect the following information:

1. Does this issue for all public folders?

2. Create a new top-level public folder and see if you have problem
accessing the new public folder.

3. What's your version of SBS server and Exchange server?

4. What's the exact error message?

5. Are there any event logs related to this issue?

6. Do you have any problem if you open the public folder in the Outlook in
the client PC?

7. Have you installed the last update for Exchange?

If you have any concern on this thread, I am glad to be of further
assistance. We look forward to hearing from you.

Best regards,

Jerry Zhao (MSFT)

Microsoft CSS Online Newsgroup Support

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