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Have you configured the replication of the free/busy folder (in the public folders)?
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Have you configured the replication of the free/busy folder (in the public folders)?

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I just did that ..Let me see the results and i will get back here again.<br />
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By the way ,thanks for the prompt response
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I just did that ..Let me see the results and i will get back here again.

By the way ,thanks for the prompt response

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All the public folder replicas should be in sync. This is always the tedious bit of the migration. There are ways to speed up replication, by specifying replicate always and verifying that the contents are all in sync.<br />
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Once everything is in sync, information should be displayed correctly.
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All the public folder replicas should be in sync. This is always the tedious bit of the migration. There are ways to speed up replication, by specifying replicate always and verifying that the contents are all in sync.

Once everything is in sync, information should be displayed correctly.

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Hi ,<br />
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Can somebody help me in resolving this issue<br />
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User migrated to 2010 cannot see the free/busy in scheduling assistant for the users who are still on 2003 but can see for those who are on 2010. Same as with the users who are on 2003.<br />
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Auto discover connectivity test passed for Attempting to test potential Autodiscover URL <a href="https://autodiscover.*****.net/AutoDiscover/AutoDiscover.xml" rel="ugc">https://autodiscover.*****.net/AutoDiscover/AutoDiscover.xml</a><br />
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Any help from anybody please
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Hi ,

Can somebody help me in resolving this issue

User migrated to 2010 cannot see the free/busy in scheduling assistant for the users who are still on 2003 but can see for those who are on 2010. Same as with the users who are on 2003.

Auto discover connectivity test passed for Attempting to test potential Autodiscover URL https://autodiscover.*****.net/AutoDiscover/AutoDiscover.xml

Any help from anybody please

Exchange 2010 coexistance with 2003

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