Users assigned this role have administrative permissions to manage all public folders,
they are automatically granted the Create top - level public folder extended right, and they can manage
most other public folder settings.
Folder and Content Administration
One of the advantages of public folders in comparison to other solutions is its replication model. The
replication is set by an administrator and is totally transparent to Outlook clients. The following list
presents the cmdlets related to folder and content administration:
??‘ Get-PublicFolder
??‘ New-PublicFolder
??‘ Remove-PublicFolder
??‘ Set-PublicFolder
??‘ Update-PublicFolder
??‘ Update-PublicFolderHierarchy
??‘ Get-PublicFolderStatistics
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??‘ Disable-MailPublicFolder
??‘ Enable-MailPublicFolder
??‘ Get-MailPublicFolder
??‘ Set-MailPublicFolder
??‘ Suspend-PublicFolderReplication
??‘ Resume-PublicFolderReplication
Working with Folders
Exchange Server 2007 supports two different public folder trees: the IPM_Subtree and the
Non_IPM_Subtree . The IPM_Subtree is the root that holds folders visible to Outlook clients.
The Non_IPM_ Subtree has the system folders, such as free/busy and offline address book.
Get-PublicFolder [-Identity < PublicFolderIdParameter > ] [-DomainController
< Fqdn > ] [-Server < ServerIdParameter > ]
Get-PublicFolder [-Identity < PublicFolderIdParameter > ] -GetChildren
< SwitchParameter > [-DomainController < Fqdn > ] [-ResultSize < Unlimited > ]
[-Server < ServerIdParameter > ]
Get-PublicFolder [-Identity < PublicFolderIdParameter > ] -Recurse < SwitchParameter >
[-DomainController < Fqdn > ] [-ResultSize < Unlimited > ]
[-Server < ServerIdParameter > ]
The ResultSize parameter sets the maximum number of results returned by the cmdlet.
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