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XADM: Exchange 2000 Public Folder Administration Tool (287110)
The information in this article applies to:
Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server

This article was previously published under Q287110
SUMMARY
This article describes the commands that are used in the Public Folder Administration tool (PFAdmin.exe).
MORE INFORMATION
You can use the Public Folder Administration tool that is included in the Exchange 2000 Server Resource Kit to administer public folders on an Exchange 2000 computer. If you are an administrator, you can use the Public Folder Administration tool to change the replicas and permissions on a folder or folder tree.

To start the Public Folder Administration tool, double-click the Pfadmin.exe file. You can then enter appropriate commands.

The following commands are used with the Public Folder Administration tool. Separate each parameter of a command with a tab.

NOTE: Each Public Folder Administration tool command has a scope. The scope can be ALL for the full public folder hierarchy, or you can define the scope for a specific public folder tree. You can also define the scope for an individual folder. If the command does not include a scope, then the Public Folder Administration tool assumes ALL for the full public folder hierarchy.


Command: list
Scope: Optional
Additional Parameters: None
Description: This command lists the folders starting from the scope.
Command: listacl
Scope: Optional
Additional Parameters: None
Description: This command lists the Access Control Lists (ACLs) for the folders starting from the scope.
Command: listRepl
Scope: Optional
Additional Parameters: None
Description: This command lists the replication stores for the folders starting from the scope.
Command: listrights
Scope: Optional
Additional Parameters: None
Description: This command generates a list of user rights.
Command: messageclass
Scope: Required
Additional Parameters: [CSV file]
Description: This command counts the number of classes of messages for the folders starting from the scope.
Command: setacl
Scope: Required
Additional Parameters: Add, delete, or replace Account Right [allow/deny]
Description: This command sets an ACL for the folders starting from the scope.
Command: setrepl
Scope: Required
Additional Parameters: Add, delete, or replace replication store
Description: This command sets a replication store for the folders starting from the scope.
Command: rehome
Scope: Required
Additional Parameters: replication store
Description: This command sets the folders to the replication store and remove any other replications.
For complete information and examples of how to use the Public Folder Administration tool, please refer to the help file (Exchtool.chm) that is included with the Exchange 2000 Resource Kit.
XADM: Exchange 2000 Public Folder Administration Tool (287110)
The information in this article applies to:
Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server

This article was previously published under Q287110
SUMMARY
This article describes the commands that are used in the Public Folder Administration tool (PFAdmin.exe).
MORE INFORMATION
You can use the Public Folder Administration tool that is included in the Exchange 2000 Server Resource Kit to administer public folders on an Exchange 2000 computer. If you are an administrator, you can use the Public Folder Administration tool to change the replicas and permissions on a folder or folder tree.

To start the Public Folder Administration tool, double-click the Pfadmin.exe file. You can then enter appropriate commands.

The following commands are used with the Public Folder Administration tool. Separate each parameter of a command with a tab.

NOTE: Each Public Folder Administration tool command has a scope. The scope can be ALL for the full public folder hierarchy, or you can define the scope for a specific public folder tree. You can also define the scope for an individual folder. If the command does not include a scope, then the Public Folder Administration tool assumes ALL for the full public folder hierarchy.


Command: list
Scope: Optional
Additional Parameters: None
Description: This command lists the folders starting from the scope.
Command: listacl
Scope: Optional
Additional Parameters: None
Description: This command lists the Access Control Lists (ACLs) for the folders starting from the scope.
Command: listRepl
Scope: Optional
Additional Parameters: None
Description: This command lists the replication stores for the folders starting from the scope.
Command: listrights
Scope: Optional
Additional Parameters: None
Description: This command generates a list of user rights.
Command: messageclass
Scope: Required
Additional Parameters: [CSV file]
Description: This command counts the number of classes of messages for the folders starting from the scope.
Command: setacl
Scope: Required
Additional Parameters: Add, delete, or replace Account Right [allow/deny]
Description: This command sets an ACL for the folders starting from the scope.
Command: setrepl
Scope: Required
Additional Parameters: Add, delete, or replace replication store
Description: This command sets a replication store for the folders starting from the scope.
Command: rehome
Scope: Required
Additional Parameters: replication store
Description: This command sets the folders to the replication store and remove any other replications.
For complete information and examples of how to use the Public Folder Administration tool, please refer to the help file (Exchtool.chm) that is included with the Exchange 2000 Resource Kit.

gracias por el dato, pero sabes q es mejor q usar ese comando por consola .. ? http://www.mrhtech.com/software/permission.asp

este producto es una maza.. para eso, lastima q no tengo el crack o no hay serial para poder aplicar los cambios en lo q respecta a permisos...

La verdad que no se mucho de exchange, esa herramienta fue el resultado de una busqueda en la kb de premier.

Voy a preguntar a algun conocido que trabaje con exchange a ver si tiene esa herramienta o algo parecido.

dale gracias.. mandame un pm o mail

saludos