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We have many users that will not look at scheduling assistance when booking meetings, so other users are getting 2 &nbsp;a 3 meeting at the same time.<br />
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Is there a way to force someone to use scheduling assistance and maybe is there a configuration in Exchange that can restrict the users not able to setup a meeting if there are more than certain number of conflicts(say 3 or 4 as a configurable option?<br />
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Trying to keep users from booking to many conflicting meetings?<br />
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thanks
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We have many users that will not look at scheduling assistance when booking meetings, so other users are getting 2  a 3 meeting at the same time.

Is there a way to force someone to use scheduling assistance and maybe is there a configuration in Exchange that can restrict the users not able to setup a meeting if there are more than certain number of conflicts(say 3 or 4 as a configurable option?

Trying to keep users from booking to many conflicting meetings?


thanks

Is there a way to force using scheduling assistance in Outlook?

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