Migrating Exchange 2007 Public folder to SharePoint 2010

Hello,
I have an exchange 2007 SP3 Rollup 11 that hosts public folders, I need to migrate these folders to maintain the hierarchy and folders permissions to MS Sharepoint 2010.
Is there is any tool that could assist me in this migrations, or any article that leads me through this migration.
please advise.
BR
Ahmed Salah
BR Ahmed Aboutabl

Hi
Maybe this helps:
http://www.tzunami.com/products/td-exchange-migration/
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