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Jonas Wallin
Hi,
I have a problem.
I have migrated Exchange mailboxes from one Windows 2000 / Exchange 2000
server to a Windows 2003 Small Business Server.
During the move of public folders I chose to just export the public folders
to a pst file and import on to the new server. This worked just fine, however
the "Created" field, when added now shows the time I imported the contact
objects instead of the correct Creation time of the object (the time the
object where created on the old server). This information if crucial for me
and I wonder is someone has a solution to it?
During my troubleshooting I've come up with this: The "Created" field
(column) is a read-only property (CreationTime Property) and cannot be
changed, at least not when it's live in the Exchange database. If I'd choose
to export the Contacts to a pst file I can however change the property
(CreationTime). I can not benifit from this however since the CreationTime
value changes when imported again.
If you have any ideas or direct solutions to my problem, please reply.
Regards
Jonas Wallin
(e-mail address removed)
I have a problem.
I have migrated Exchange mailboxes from one Windows 2000 / Exchange 2000
server to a Windows 2003 Small Business Server.
During the move of public folders I chose to just export the public folders
to a pst file and import on to the new server. This worked just fine, however
the "Created" field, when added now shows the time I imported the contact
objects instead of the correct Creation time of the object (the time the
object where created on the old server). This information if crucial for me
and I wonder is someone has a solution to it?
During my troubleshooting I've come up with this: The "Created" field
(column) is a read-only property (CreationTime Property) and cannot be
changed, at least not when it's live in the Exchange database. If I'd choose
to export the Contacts to a pst file I can however change the property
(CreationTime). I can not benifit from this however since the CreationTime
value changes when imported again.
If you have any ideas or direct solutions to my problem, please reply.
Regards
Jonas Wallin
(e-mail address removed)