The cmdlet to remove folders is Remove-PublicFolder :
Remove-PublicFolder -Identity < PublicFolderIdParameter > [-DomainController < Fqdn > ]
[-Recurse < SwitchParameter > ] [-Server < ServerIdParameter > ]
[ < Common Parameters > ]
Only Identity is a required parameter. The identity can take the form of GUID, distinguished name
(DN), Server\storage group\database name, Server\database name, or Storage groupname\database
name. An easier way to get the folder identity is to combine the Get-PublicFolder with
Remove-PublicFolder :
Get-PublicFolder \sample | Remove-PublicFolder
Similar to the Get-PublicFolder cmdlet, the Recurse parameter makes the cmdlet
operate on the folder specified in the Identity parameter and all of its children.
This example shows how the Recurse parameter removes the folder named sample, as
well as all of its children folders. Remove-PublicFolder -Identity ???\sample??? -
Recurse
Removing Public Folders
Once all of the email clients are upgraded to Office Outlook 2007, it is possible to remove public folders
from Exchange. First, move any data in the public folders to another system. One alternative to public
folders is Microsoft Office SharePoint Server. There are a number of commercial tools available to
facilitate a migration. Also, it is important to consider any organizational forms being used.
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