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Sync outlook calendar with another account on other Exchange server
Hi guys,
I have an exchange server account at my company, I only have local admin rights on my workstation.
I want to sync my calendar (one way) to my private exchange server at home, so that my work related calendar stuff also shows up on my personal calendar. (so they show up on my private phone which I sync to my personal exchange server).
Does anyone know of a simple way to do this automatically and preferably for free?
I have an exchange server account at my company, I only have local admin rights on my workstation.
I want to sync my calendar (one way) to my private exchange server at home, so that my work related calendar stuff also shows up on my personal calendar. (so they show up on my private phone which I sync to my personal exchange server).
Does anyone know of a simple way to do this automatically and preferably for free?
the simplest way may be to export and import
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that's not automatic :(
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well, when I get back to the Netherlands that might be an option...it would sync calendar items from my work exchange to my phone....but would my phone sync those to my home exchange server as well?
Cuz I share my home calender with alot of non-work related contacts...
Cuz I share my home calender with alot of non-work related contacts...
ASKER
ok, to answer that myself: it worked!
the soft reset took forever, and the steps described in the document were not applying accurately to me, I couldn't establish a new sync relationship on my phone (it only had exchange, for everything).
So, even though they said I shouldn't, I did it through windows Active Sync, and used something unimportant like 'notes'. My phone then synced notes with the computer. I disconnected the cable, edited the sync relationship on the phone and added 'calendar', now I have cross-timezone calendars for my personal stuff in the Netherlands and work related stuff in the USA :)
Thanks wjcott!
the soft reset took forever, and the steps described in the document were not applying accurately to me, I couldn't establish a new sync relationship on my phone (it only had exchange, for everything).
So, even though they said I shouldn't, I did it through windows Active Sync, and used something unimportant like 'notes'. My phone then synced notes with the computer. I disconnected the cable, edited the sync relationship on the phone and added 'calendar', now I have cross-timezone calendars for my personal stuff in the Netherlands and work related stuff in the USA :)
Thanks wjcott!
ASKER
ehmm I don't seem to be able to accept wjcott's comment as the solution, can mod please award full points to wjcott's answer? Grade A.