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Small Business Server 2008 / Exchange 2007, fully patched. I swing-migrated from SBS 2003. Replicating the public folder store failed in the migration, so I've had to create some things manually. I haven't messed with any of the system public folders. <br />
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Outlook 2003 users can't see free/busy when scheduling a meeting. Outlook 2007 and OWA users can see the info. <br />
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I found Problem with Free/Busy aka Availability Service (?) and tried everything in there. There's an EX:/o=&lt;org name&gt;/ou= Exchange Administrative Group (FYBIBOHF23SPDLT) folder and an EX:/o=&lt;org name&gt;/ou=First Administrative Group (FYBIBOHF23SPDLT) folder in the public folder store under System Public Folders\Schedule+ free busy. Autodiscover is working fine. There's no other Exchange servers in the organization (there's a Server 2003 server for running some 32 bit stuff that won't run on SBS 2008). I'm using a GoDaddy cert with no apparent problems.<br />
Any ideas? <br />

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Small Business Server 2008 / Exchange 2007, fully patched. I swing-migrated from SBS 2003. Replicating the public folder store failed in the migration, so I've had to create some things manually. I haven't messed with any of the system public folders. 

Outlook 2003 users can't see free/busy when scheduling a meeting. Outlook 2007 and OWA users can see the info. 

I found Problem with Free/Busy aka Availability Service (?) and tried everything in there. There's an EX:/o=<org name>/ou= Exchange Administrative Group (FYBIBOHF23SPDLT) folder and an EX:/o=<org name>/ou=First Administrative Group (FYBIBOHF23SPDLT) folder in the public folder store under System Public Folders\Schedule+ free busy. Autodiscover is working fine. There's no other Exchange servers in the organization (there's a Server 2003 server for running some 32 bit stuff that won't run on SBS 2008). I'm using a GoDaddy cert with no apparent problems.
Any ideas? 


free/busy issue

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.