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1. #OUTLOOK FOR MAC 2011 SHOW COUNT IN FOLDERS ARCHIVE#
2. #OUTLOOK FOR MAC 2011 SHOW COUNT IN FOLDERS FULL#

Primary hierarchy mailbox: When a first public folder mailbox is created, it will become Primary hierarchy mailbox (Public Folder Master Hierarchy Mailbox) and this will be the only writable copy of the Public Folder Hierarchy. High availability for the public folder mailboxes is provided by a database availability group (DAG)Īs already discussed, In Exchange 2016, we have public folder mailboxes instead of PF database and we there are two types of Public Folder Mailboxes as below: This also means that there’s no longer a public folder database as there was in earlier version of Exchange 2013. Public folder architecture uses specially designed mailboxes to store both the public folder hierarchy and the content. Similar to Exchange server 2013, Exchange server 2016 public folders use a mailbox infrastructure to take benefit of the present high availability and storage technologies of the mailbox database.

#OUTLOOK FOR MAC 2011 SHOW COUNT IN FOLDERS ARCHIVE#

Data Archiving: Sometimes users will use the PFs to archive their mailbox data this will affect the storage of PF.

Outlook 2007 or later must be there to access public folders of Exchange 2016 servers.The Public folders can be accessed via Outlook on the web for Exchange 2016, Outlook 2007 or later, and Outlook for Mac.When a public folder are mail enabled and add it as a member of any distribution group, email sent to the group will be automatically added to the public folder for future reference. Public folders can also be used as an archiving method for distribution groups.

#OUTLOOK FOR MAC 2011 SHOW COUNT IN FOLDERS FULL#

Users can access the full hierarchy of public folders in Outlook, which makes easier to access the content on it. Is there a file I can delete to reset that unread message count? I feel like I've done everything that's suggested to no avail.Public folders are intended for the shared access in order to share the information within the organization in an effective way. I have also gone to Mail -> Preferences -> General and verified that Show Dock Unread County is set to "Inbox" but oddly enough, when I click "All Mailboxes" the unread count on the Dock changes to 3. I have rebuilt the inbox, I have deleted the email account from the computer, restarted the computer and then readded it, all it did was bring the unread message count from 19 to 16 on my iMac (still - it should be 3). If I create a smart mailbox that shows only unread messages - it shows up with the correct number (3), when I sort by "Unread Messages" for Inbox, it only shows that I have three unread messages. The MacBook is showing 39 unread messages, and the iMac is showing 16, in actuality there are 3 unread messages. Both Mac systems are using OS X 10.7.3 and I have never experienced this issue before. My iPhone shows the correct unread message count as well as Outlook Web Access, and on a seperate windows-based computer, Outlook is showing the correct unread message count of 3.

I am using a Microsoft Exchange Hosted account (Office 365) and it is the only email account tied to both of my Macs. Just last week I noticed that both my Email Inbox & Mail Dock Icon is showing an incorrect unread message count on both my MacBook & iMac.