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Hello<br />
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We run Exchange 2003 in our organisation and have about 200 users using it through Outlook 2003. We don't yet use calendar but will start using it in about a months time. I am trying to make sure that it is all working before we change over to Outlook/Exchange calendar but am suffering a problem with these symptoms:<br />
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The Schedule+ Free Busy folder is very rarely updated - maybe only once or twice per day. This is the case even though we have set Outlook to publish free/busy information every 5 minutes. We have forced Outlook to publish 36 months of free/busy data using group policy. <br />
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When scheduling test meetings and looking for free/busy data you receive this error: &quot;No Information. No Free/busy information could be retrieved.&quot; This is the case for some users but not others. Bizarrely, users that have published to the Schedule+ folder are producing this error, and some users who seemingly haven't published to the free/busy folder are having their free/busy information published successfully. Strange.<br />
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If anyone has any ideas I'd be most grateful.<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Richard
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Hello

We run Exchange 2003 in our organisation and have about 200 users using it through Outlook 2003. We don't yet use calendar but will start using it in about a months time. I am trying to make sure that it is all working before we change over to Outlook/Exchange calendar but am suffering a problem with these symptoms:

The Schedule+ Free Busy folder is very rarely updated - maybe only once or twice per day. This is the case even though we have set Outlook to publish free/busy information every 5 minutes. We have forced Outlook to publish 36 months of free/busy data using group policy. 

When scheduling test meetings and looking for free/busy data you receive this error: "No Information. No Free/busy information could be retrieved." This is the case for some users but not others. Bizarrely, users that have published to the Schedule+ folder are producing this error, and some users who seemingly haven't published to the free/busy folder are having their free/busy information published successfully. Strange.

If anyone has any ideas I'd be most grateful.

Thanks

Richard

SCHEDULE+ FREE BUSY Folder Updated sporadically

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