In
Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 2 (SP2), you may find that the age limits function for
a
public folder does not work as expected.
In this case, you may experience one of the following symptoms:
Symptom 1
If you select the Use database age defaults option for
a public
folder,
the default age limit does not
work. Therefore,
the contents of that folder never expire.
Symptom 2
If you select the Age
limit for replicas (days) option instead of the Use database
age defaults option
for the local replica age, the age limit works
as expected. However,
after you select the Age limit for replicas option,
you cannot cancel the selection. This remains true even if you later try to select the Use database age
defaults option.
Note To set
an age limit for a public
folder,
use the Public Folder Management Console or use the Set-PublicFolder and the Set-PublicFolderDatabase
commands in Exchange Management Shell.
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