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Hi experts,
I am having an issue with default calendar on iPhone 4s, that I am wondering if we can have TWO default exchange calendars.
Here is the scenario :-
An user who is an external consultant, owns his own business so on his iPhone/iPad the default mail/calendar points to his own domain (say Domain1). However, as he joined my company I have setup our exchange on his devices pointing to Domain2. Emails are working fine however we are having a problem with the calendar.
Both Domain1 and Domain2 calendars had been setup, so when his PAs (at both companies) enter stuff on his diary (Outlook) they all show up on his iPhone/iPad. However, when he enters appointment on his iPhone/iPad they only show on Domain1 Outlook, so Domain2 PA doesn't know this appointment at all and ends up double-book his time.
I think the issue is that the default calendar on his iPhone is set to Domain1.( I test by switching default calendar to Domain2 and things work at my end) My question is, can we have TWO default calendars on iPhone/iPad? If not, is there a way to sync the two different exchange systems, but bear in mind that we don't want to link Domain1 and Domain2 we only interest in syncing the calendar.
Thanks in advance for your help.
We are STILL using Exchange 2003. iPhone 4s updated to latest OS.
I am having an issue with default calendar on iPhone 4s, that I am wondering if we can have TWO default exchange calendars.
Here is the scenario :-
An user who is an external consultant, owns his own business so on his iPhone/iPad the default mail/calendar points to his own domain (say Domain1). However, as he joined my company I have setup our exchange on his devices pointing to Domain2. Emails are working fine however we are having a problem with the calendar.
Both Domain1 and Domain2 calendars had been setup, so when his PAs (at both companies) enter stuff on his diary (Outlook) they all show up on his iPhone/iPad. However, when he enters appointment on his iPhone/iPad they only show on Domain1 Outlook, so Domain2 PA doesn't know this appointment at all and ends up double-book his time.
I think the issue is that the default calendar on his iPhone is set to Domain1.( I test by switching default calendar to Domain2 and things work at my end) My question is, can we have TWO default calendars on iPhone/iPad? If not, is there a way to sync the two different exchange systems, but bear in mind that we don't want to link Domain1 and Domain2 we only interest in syncing the calendar.
Thanks in advance for your help.
We are STILL using Exchange 2003. iPhone 4s updated to latest OS.
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darbid73
as you can setup multiple email accounts on iphones I suspect yes as a calender is attached to an email account
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To clarify my question, I want to know if we can have TWO default calendars on iPhone? I mean, if I enter something on my diary (on my phone) it goes to TWO different Exchange system? Can this be done? With help of an app?
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That may work although the user wants to keep the two calendars SEPERATE. So an app to bring the two together may help, is there such a thing in app store?
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