Users have to create name only with characters and numbers, without leaving any space. Then the user have to fix all the mail-enabled Public Folder which are having invalid aliases. Now user can see the error properly which says “Error: Property expression isn’t valid”.įrom the above command, the user will get to know that the Mail Enabled Exchange Public Folder and there should not be any space between the alias. Get-PublicFolderMirgrationRequest |Get-PublicFolderMigrationRequestStatistics | fl To get the complete detail about the error user can run the given command that is shown below: If the user have invalid alias on the Public Folder, the migration is failed at 10%. Users can view the complete information about Exchange Public Folder migration and find the issue or failure. Get-PublicFolderMigrationRequest | Get-PublicFolderMigrationRequestStatistics User can see the progress when the migration of Public Folder start. New-PublicFolderMigrationRequest -SourceDatabase “Name of Public Folder Database” (Get-PublicFolderDatabase -Server Exchange01) -CSVData (Get-Content C:\PF\FolderData.csv -Encoding Byte)įrom this command, the user will create the Public Folder move request and the user can see their migration plan from CSV file. User start the migration process from Exchange 2010 by executing the command given below: Note: Migrate Public Folder from previous version to Exchange 2013step by step process. During the migration, only the Public Folder is not migrated because it throws an error: Property Expression Isn’t Valid. When users migrate from Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2013, first they configure the new server, create Exchange Database file, setup certificates, Outlook, etc… After that user starts to migrate all the Exchange Mailboxes from the existing server to the new one. Summary: This write-up will help users to resolve this error “public folder property expression isn’t valid” by using the solution that we have described in this blog. Raj Kumar ~ Modified: T10:15:43+00:00 ~ Error, Exchange Server ~
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