Last week, we released an updated version of Microsoft Exchange Server Public Folder DAV-based Administration Tool (aka PFDAVAdmin) Version 2.6 (Build 7830) to the web. You can download it from: ...
Updated Jul 01, 2019
Version 2.0
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Thanks, Bill. A confirmation that this is somewhere on the to-do is good news.
Two more questions:
1) What would a filter for a date property look like? I tried to filter on the folder's last modification date with variations on (0x30080040<1/1/2006) but got a runtime error. (I've dabbled little in LDAP but a lot in MAPI properties.)
2) Is there a way to get a consolidated view of both folder- and mailbox-level permissions. A scenario I encounter often, especially with less experienced administrators, is that somehow they've set permissions too loose in ADU&C so that all users can see (or worse, delete!) the items in each others' Calendar folders. They might have given the Everyone group Full Access on the mailbox container, for example. Using PFDAVAdmin is going to show them only the folder-level permissions, right? It would be great if it could also show the mailbox rights, too, all in one report. But I guess that might be too much to ask of WebDAV?
The other item on my wish list would be to add to the content report a new column to indicate whether the folder has custom forms to it. That would be a good marker, along with the Events tab, to help admins focus on which folders are just repositories for simple appointments, contacts, etc. and which may have more complex applications associated with them.
Thanks for a great tool. I hope you get time to continue to build on its success.
Two more questions:
1) What would a filter for a date property look like? I tried to filter on the folder's last modification date with variations on (0x30080040<1/1/2006) but got a runtime error. (I've dabbled little in LDAP but a lot in MAPI properties.)
2) Is there a way to get a consolidated view of both folder- and mailbox-level permissions. A scenario I encounter often, especially with less experienced administrators, is that somehow they've set permissions too loose in ADU&C so that all users can see (or worse, delete!) the items in each others' Calendar folders. They might have given the Everyone group Full Access on the mailbox container, for example. Using PFDAVAdmin is going to show them only the folder-level permissions, right? It would be great if it could also show the mailbox rights, too, all in one report. But I guess that might be too much to ask of WebDAV?
The other item on my wish list would be to add to the content report a new column to indicate whether the folder has custom forms to it. That would be a good marker, along with the Events tab, to help admins focus on which folders are just repositories for simple appointments, contacts, etc. and which may have more complex applications associated with them.
Thanks for a great tool. I hope you get time to continue to build on its success.