Sending Email to a SharePoint Calendar
I have SharePoint 2010 Foundation site with a calendar and I want to send meeting request to the calendar and have them show on the SharePoint calendar. I created an email address calendar@mydomain.com and assigned it to the calendar. I can send meeting requests and they are going into the email account's inbox.
I have configured and enabled incoming email setting in Centrel Admin (Automatic, mydomain.com, and from any sender) I've verified in the log that the email is being checked but no emails are ever processed.
I suspect that the SMTP service is not configured correctly but I can't find how to configure IIS7 to receive emails?
I have configured and enabled incoming email setting in Centrel Admin (Automatic, mydomain.com, and from any sender) I've verified in the log that the email is being checked but no emails are ever processed.
I suspect that the SMTP service is not configured correctly but I can't find how to configure IIS7 to receive emails?
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If a user sent an EMAIL instead of a MEETING request to that email address for the calendar where does it go because it wont go to the calendar because it isnt a MEETING.
One more thing... if you have save attachments to email turned OFF and someone sends a MEETING request with an attachment where does that attached file go to??
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The real problem was that I did not have a Exchange connector installed and you must use the email format: SharePointList@SharePointS
For Example: contacts@sharepoint.mydoma
You have to have the name of the server in the address. This works for internal mail but if you want to send from an external address you can add an email forward from an email of your choice to the internal email address.
For example: contacts@mydomain.com forwards to -> contacts@mydomain.com