Create Offline Address Book using powershell - PublicFolderDistributionEnabled not found

Question

We are using the following commands to create a new Offline Address book using powershell. The command New-OfflineAddressBook runs successfully and creates an Offline Address Book. However when we try to set the value of PublicFolderDistributionEnabled property
using Set-OfflineAddressBook we get the following exception
Remote Exception: A parameter cannot be found that matches parameter name 'PublicFolderDistributionEnabled'
            try
                using (Runspace runSpace = OpenRunspace())
                    // Create offline address book command
                    var command = new Command("New-OfflineAddressBook");
                    command.Parameters.Add("Name", name);
                    command.Parameters.Add("AddressLists", addressListName);
                    command.Parameters.Add("VirtualDirectories", OABServer);
                    // Execute command
                    if ((res = ExecuteShellCommand(runSpace, command)) == false)
                        return false;
                    // Set offline address book command
                    var command1 = new Command("Set-OfflineAddressBook");
                    command1.Parameters.Add("Identity", name);
                    command1.Parameters.Add("PublicFolderDistributionEnabled", publicFolderEnabled);
                    command1.Parameters.Add("Confirm", new SwitchParameter(false));
                    // Execute command
                    if ((res = ExecuteShellCommand(runSpace, command1)) == false)
                        DeleteOfflineAddressBook(name);
                        return false;
            catch (Exception ex)
                DeleteOfflineAddressBook(name);
                throw;

Answer 1

If your Exchange version is 2013 it supports only the web distribution method.
Please follow this to create OAB in Exchange2013 
http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/archive/2013/01/14/managing-oab-in-exchange-server-2013.aspx
Please check this for the details of OAB in Exchange2013
http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/archive/2012/10/26/oab-in-exchange-server-2013.aspx
If it Exchange2010 please check
this
Thanks, MAS
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