How does a mail enabled public folder get stamped with email address in exchange 2007. I tried to mail enable a public folder but I get a following error:The Active Directory proxy object for the public folder '\Test' is being generated. Please try again later.

Hi, How was u mail-enabling the PF? using PS command or EMC? Have a look on this too: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/exchangesvrgeneral/thread/0ee5ff32-c94d-41e1-af20-292b32cfa8b6 Regards, Laeeq Qazi|Team Lead(Exchange + Sharepoint + BES + DynamicsCRM) www.HostingController.com

I tried both ways..

Hi, Check "MS Exchange System Attendant" service is set to run under Local System account. I hope that u have logged in to the system using builtin domain administrator. If its not so then check whether the logged in user is member of "Exchange Organization Administrators" and "Exchange Public Folder Administrators" security groups. Also check this if above steps dont solve your problem. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb218344(EXCHG.80).aspx Regards, Laeeq Qazi|Team Lead(Exchange + Sharepoint + BES + DynamicsCRM) www.HostingController.com

Hi,Whether any error message appear in the Application Event Log when mail enabled Public Folder? Is only one Exchange 2007 mailbox server deployed in the environment?ThanksAllen

Hi Allen, I can see below log in application logs:Event ID 9389: The task failed to correctly generate RUS information [Proxies, Addresslists, Policies included] for this object, error '80004005'.No other error except for the one already mentioned earlier.. Their are several (4) exchange mailbox servers, 4 CAS/hub servers, only one of the mailbox server has got a public folder. We have one exchange 2003 mailbox server too, which is hosting enterprise rus.

I did check this, the service is already set to run under Local System account and the account used has got the enterprise admin rights.

Hi,Did you create another Recipient Policy except for the Default Policy in Exchange server?If it is, please try to delete it and apply for the Default Policy to check this issue.ThanksAllen

I did check this, the service is already set to run under Local System account and the account used has got the enterprise admin rights. Ok your user has "Enterprise Admin" rights, but Have you checked whether the logged in user is member of "Exchange Organization Administrators" and "Exchange Public Folder Administrators" security groups. If adding these security groups still doesnt solve your problem then perform following steps to check it. Steps: Add a new user in AD. Add following security groups to its member of properties. Administrators (Domain\Administrators) Domain Users Domain Admins Enterprise Admins Exchange Organization Administrators Exchange Public Folder Administrators Now log in to Exchange server using this user and check mail-enable PF. I am asking to do so because I also had this error some months ago when programmatically mail-enabling PFs, and then resolved it by creating a user and adding above groups to its memberOf property and then running the Application under that user. It resolved my issue. Regards, Laeeq Qazi|Team Lead(Exchange + Sharepoint + BES + DynamicsCRM) www.HostingController.com

The account used for doing this task has all the required rights.. account is already a member of the below groups: Administrators (Domain\Administrators) Domain Users Domain Admins Enterprise Admins Exchange Organization Administrators Exchange Public Folder Administrators

Hi, Did u check it with built in Domain Administrator accout or some other account as i suggested? I suggested you to create a new account and just add above mentioned six groups only, no other groups shud exists in memberOf property of this user. Even it didn't work with builtin administrator in my case with above six groups, so I created a new admin user and successfully resolved that error by adding those 6 groups to it. So if u were testing with builtin administrator then test it again with a new user with only those 6 groups in memberOf property. Regards,Laeeq Qazi|Team Lead(Exchange + Sharepoint + BES + DynamicsCRM) www.HostingController.com

Hi Allen,I certainely have Recepient policies other then the Default one (recepient policies are created for few domains with custom email address requirement).How does the mail enabled public folder get affected by recepient policies, as their are no filters available for public folder when one creates a new recepient policy.

Any suggestions please.

Hi Qazi,This has been tested with a new account too after making it member of all the groups you mentioned. (though the old account too was not a built in account and was member of all these groups). Still the issue persists...