Chapter 21. Public Folder Management
For many companies, public folders are a major part of their Exchange Server deployments. Public folders are a powerful way to share knowledge and data throughout your organization, and they've been a staple of Exchange Server. They are a great way to share content and information with many users, and because they can be mail-enabled, they can also be an easy way for third-party application developers to hook into Exchange. All you have to do is use the MAPI libraries to connect to Exchange as a user with permissions to the specified public folder and you've got the ability to send and receive messages—and share them with multiple users—without having to do a lot of coding.
In Exchange Server 2010, the EMS cmdlets ...
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