Computers running Microsoft Outlook 2003 require a public folder database to connect to Exchange 2010. If you select that you have computers running Outlook 2003 in your organization, Setup will create a public folder database. If you select that you do not have computers running Outlook 2003 in your organization, Setup will not create a public folder database. If your organization's needs change later, you can enable Outlook 2003 connectivity by creating a public folder database at any time after Setup completes. Do you have any client computers running Outlook 2003 in your organization?
Communication with the Microsoft Exchange Replication service didn't return a {0} copy status for database '{1}'. The service ...
Complete-OrganizationUpgrade cannot be executed for Organizations that are being used as Shared Configuration for other Organizations. ...
Component Services (COM+ 1.0) are not installed on this computer. This installation requires Component Services in order ...
Compression is not enabled on ActiveSync Server {2}. Since compression reduces required bandwidth, it is recommended that ...
Computers running Microsoft Outlook 2003 require a public folder database to connect to Exchange 2010. If you select that ...
Computers running Microsoft Outlook 2003 require a public folder database to connect to Exchange 2010. If you select that ...
Configuration data has been lost or is otherwise missing. Please run the Microsoft Exchange Administrator and configure Microsoft ...
Configuration data has been lost or is otherwise missing. Please run the Microsoft Exchange Administrator and configure Microsoft ...
configuration is not optimal on server {2}. The '{4}' registry entry is not set to {8}. Contact {1} for further information. ...