Right click on the public folder, click on properties, select the permission tab.Open Outlook using an account that’s been granted Owner permissions on the email-enabled public folder, you want anonymous users to send mail to.To enable the external users or the anonymous users to send mails to the public folder, Go to Mail Setting, in detail pane select enable or disable.Select the public folder which you want to make as mail-enabled or disabled.It will display the public folders which are already created in the list view.
In Exchange Admin Center, click on public folders.To enable the members of the same organization to send the mails to the public folder, How to make a Public folder mail-enabled or mail disabled in Exchange Admin Center(EAC)? You can also add subfolders under this newly created folder by clicking on add (+). Now you can see the public folder which you have created. In the new window enter the name of the new public folder and save it. Under Public folders click on add (+)to create a new Public folder. Once the public folder mailbox is ready, it is the time to create a Public folder. If you don’t have, then create a public folder mailbox.Ĭlick on Public folder mailboxes, then add a new mailbox by clicking on add (+).Ī new window will be displayed to enter the Public folder name. Before creating a public folder make sure that, you have a public folder mailbox. If you have set the public folder as mail-enabled, and the same public folder you have added as a member of a distribution group, then the emails sent to the group also added to public folders. Public folders are available in the outlook clients such as Outlook on the web for Exchange 2016, Outlook 2007 and later versions and outlook for mac. Public folders can contain emails, calendars, journals, contacts, and notes. Public folder migaration to any destination is with multi threading capability with throttling management can make your migration fast and high performance. Scalable, High performance, Unlimited Public folders Migration
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