Exchange System Manager Error c0070000

Furer Ramon

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Oct 30, 2006, 9:53:18 AM10/30/06

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Hello,

in the Exchange System Manager i want to access the Public Folders in the
Administrative Groups/Organisation/Folders/Public Folders.If I click on the
Public Folders i receive:

The operation completed successfully.
Facility: Win32
ID no: c0070000
Exchange System Manager

The Public Folder or the System Folders are missing. The window is always
empty even if i reconnect to the server.
From Outlook i can access the Public Folders.

I use Exchange 2003 SP2 v6.5.7638.1

Any Idea?

Thanks
R. Furer

Mike

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Oct 30, 2006, 9:58:49 AM10/30/06

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Where are you launching ESM from? Make sure that if you are launching
it from your desktop, that you have installed exchange SP2 on your
desktop to match the version on your server.
Also, make sure the user id you are using has rights to launch ESM.

jsm...@visinet.com.au

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Nov 16, 2006, 11:10:02 PM11/16/06

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Did you ever get anywhere with this?

I am having the same issue.

To further expand, I am logged on as the domain administrator. I have
checked Windows update and found no update.

If I start->run->mmc.exe and add the "Exchange Console" snap-in, it
works fine. If I save my console as a .msc file, and open that file, I
experience this issue.

Things in general work, despite the meaningless error, I just can't
preview content on public folders.
I have ensured I have removed Internet Explorer Enhanced Security.
Perhaps it's an IE7 thing? I recently installed this upgrade.

Robert

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Nov 27, 2006, 4:08:31 AM11/27/06

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"Pete Witt" <Pete...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A78E9178-A1CA-4890...@microsoft.com...
> Hello,
>
> Do you also find that Exchange System Manager 'crashes' on attempting to
> access Help?
>
> If so, looks like a number of us have the same problem - see 'MSX2003 SP2
> and IE7: ESM Help causes app crash' http://tinyurl.com/y55o5x
> [http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.exchange.admin/browse_thread/thread/d6011b56b95ec506/87d57621355cf4cc#87d57621355cf4cc]
>
> If it's of any help: an uninstall of IE7 (& restart) did fix both ESM
> problems (Help and Public Folder).
>
> Cheers,
> Pete.

james chong

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Nov 27, 2006, 10:06:31 AM11/27/06

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Start here.

1. In adsiedit first verify if your PF tree is a MAPI PF tree and not a

general purpose tree.

>From your Exchange server or Domain Controller, go to Start, Run,
ADSIEDIT.MSC Click Ok. (ADSIEDIT is part of your Windows 2000\2003
Support Tools found on the CD)

Expand the Configuration Container.

CN=Services
CN=Microsoft Exchange
CN=Your Exchange Org
CN=Administrative Group
CN=First Administrative Group

Highlight CN=Folder Hierarchies.

On the right pane, highlight CN=Public Folders and select properties.
Scroll down to find the attribute, msExchPFTreeType. For the value,
check if it is set. If not set, set to 1.

2. Second verify that your PF store is associated to this tree.

This time search for the attribute msexchowningpftreebl and double
click it. Do you see the DN of the PF store of your server? Also do you

see any servers\stores that do not exist or are unmounted?

3. Verify step 1 in this article.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/842273/en-us

James Chong

Pete Witt

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Nov 28, 2006, 5:20:23 AM11/28/06

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Hi James,

Thanks for the suggestions - unfortunately the results don't indicate
(to me) where the problem lies.

>1. Check msExchPFTreeType
It is set to 1.

>2. Do you see the DN of the PF store of your server?
Yes.

>Also do you see any servers\stores that do not exist or are unmounted?

No.

>3. RE: KB842273 'public folder replication problems in Exchange Server'.
[BTW, to confirm: we're not having replication problems - it's just a
issue running ESM on MSX2003SP2 servers with IE7 (IE6 is OK)].

KB Step 1: ...Info Store, 1st storage grp, PF store: the SMTP field of
'proxyAddresses' does equal the 'mail' address.

Once again, thanks for the feedback.

Cheers,
Pete.

davidmanners

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Oct 21, 2008, 7:40:20 AM10/21/08

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Details of Problem:
On ESM when expanding Public Folders, errors message:
The requested operation is forbidden.
ID no: c1030af1
Exchange System Manager

OR

The operation completed succesfully.

Facility Win32
ID no: c0070000

Exchange Sytem Manager
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Background:
I've spent the last 6 hours trying to find solutions to the above problem. Microsoft KB, Experts Exchange, Petri and many more. None of them managed to point me in the right direction, but after using my own knowledge I have successfully managed to solve this annoyance.
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Solution:
The problem is caused by having multiple ip address on the server adapter, incorrect permissions for administrator.

1 > Check the administrator account and make sure the account is a primary member of domain admins (not domain users)
2 > IIS Admin. Open IIS and drill down to 'EXADMIN'
3 > Open the 'properties' of 'exadmin' and select 'directory security tab'
NB
Other support sites differ at this bit
4 > Click 'edit' under IP address and domain name restrictions'
NB
by default 'denied access' should be selected for security reasons
5 > Select 'add' and either add all the ip addresses assigned to the server or add your network range, for example 192.168.1.0, subnet 255.255.255.0
6 > Click 'ok' until your back to the IIS admin window and restart your IIS Server
7 > Now restart the service 'microsoft information store' from the services.msc console

Job Done!!!