

Make sure the administrator has Permission level: Owner and every possible privilege granted (all checkboxes need to be selected), as shown in Fig. 5.Next, click Browse to browse for your administrator account ( Fig. 4.).įig. 4. Browsing for the administrator account.
#Create shared calendar exchange 2010 plus#
In the window that opens, click the plus icon.) button, and choose Root permissions ( Fig. 3.).įig. 3. Finding the permissions section for public folders. Now, go to Public folders in the navigation menu, click the ellipsis (.Name the mailbox according to your preferences and click Save ( Fig. 2.) to save the configuration and close the window.įig. 2. Configuring a public folder mailbox.In the left-hand navigation menu, go to Public folders > Public folders mailboxes and click on the plus icon ( Fig. 1.).įig. 1. Accessing the Public folders mailboxes page in the Exchange admin center.If you are accessing Exchange Server directly, the address is Exchange Server 2013, 2016, 2019 - log in to the classic Exchange admin center using your domain admin account.Exchange Online (Microsoft 365) - log in to the new Exchange admin center using your Microsoft 365 global administrator account.If you use the classic Exchange admin center / the Exchange Control Panel (ECP), there will be certain differences but the overall process is based on the same principles. Note that the steps and screenshots below follow the procedure from the new Exchange admin center. By following these guidelines, you will create an empty public folder tree.

See guidelines for Exchange Server 2010Įxchange Online and Exchange Server 2013, 2016, 2019įollow the steps below to enable public folders in Exchange Online (Microsoft 365) or Exchange Server 2013–2019.See guidelines for Exchange Online and Exchange Server 2013, 2016, 2019.If you are using CodeTwo Office 365 Migration or CodeTwo Exchange Migration, the exact tree structure and content of the public folders from your old Exchange server will be automatically recreated in this new tree. To enable public folders, you have to create an empty public folder tree. You need to manually enable public folders in Exchange Online (Microsoft 365) or Exchange Server 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019.
#Create shared calendar exchange 2010 how to#
How to create public folders in Office 365 (Microsoft 365) and Exchange Server
