I completed the migration from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010 about six months ago, and the 2003 server was decommissioned and has been turned down for several months. Everything appears to be working well, including Public Folders. (This client makes extensive use of PF and I would know quickly if there were any problems.)
However, after running the Best Practices Analyzer recently, I received the notice that the 'Public Folder Database is not local'. I was surprised at this since there is only the one Exchange server on the network and I can access the public folders with no problems. Looking in the EMC under Organization\Mailbox\Database Management, I see that the Public Folder Database shows mounted but there are no database copies available like there is for the Mailbox Database. This is a non-clustered and non-DAG configuration. Should I be concerned about this missing copy? Should I take any action on this?
Thanks,
Joe
