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Cannot add Shared Calendar to exchange

I am working with a SB Server and exchange 2003 and I cannot add a shared calendar from any user account. I know this is permission related and have tried a MS solution (i foget the number). The container they are referring to to change the permissions on does not exist. Any ideas?

Philip Elder

Please clarify, are you trying to share a user's calendar from within Outlook?

Or, are you trying to setup a shared calendar in the Public folders on the SBS server?

Philip

gordonmann

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I am trying to create a shared calendar in the public folders from using Outlook.

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gordonmann

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Won't let me I get the following " You don't have permission to perform this action."

Philip Elder

where are you getting that error?

I went through the steps as I did them just to make sure that I didn't miss anything and did not get any errors.

Philip

gordonmann

ASKER

I logged on as LOCAL admin and it DID NOT have DOMAIN ADMIN rights. Logged on as me and ta daa!!!!

Thanks. I never used OWA before. Can my users get thewir email there? How?

Philip Elder

From the web: https://myrww.myclientdomain.com/exchange
From internal: https://mysbsserver/exchange for e-mail and the above for public folders.

Verify that they can access OWA via the external URL. If not, you will need to run the Configure Email and Internet Connection Wizard to set allow permissions for those services.

Philip

gordonmann

ASKER

One more question and I can open a new request if you wish.
Do you know of an easy step by step to set up RPC over HTTPS. I have the 191 page ms version and it appears overwhelming.

Philip Elder

LOL,

Easy one. Log onto the Remote Web Workplace and click on the connecting my Outlook to Exchange.

It is pretty straight forward.

Philip

gordonmann

ASKER

too easy thanks.