Exchange 2010 Calendar permission problems
I've recently migrated an SBS2003 server to an R2008 Server with Exchange 2010 SP1 installed. It went pretty well with not too many issues but I have one user who for some reason cannot see information in peoples calendars even though the the default sharing policy has been set to share "Calendar sharing wiith free/busy information plus subject, location, and body, Contacts sharing".
I have set this user to be an owner (userA) of the relevant calendars (userB) he needs using the followingpower script:
Add-MailboxFolderPermissio
When I check the user permisison level at he server it shows hom having Owner permission of the calendar.
If I check his Outlook 2010 calendars on his workstation it still only allows for viewing of basic free/busy time.
I have also tried pushing a permission share from the 2 user calendars directly and via OWA as the users that he deserately needs to see.
No-one else in the domain has problems seeing calendars as they have been defined so I am just stuck.
I really need to get this user seeing calendars.
If anyone has any ideas at all I'll gladly give them a try.
I have set this user to be an owner (userA) of the relevant calendars (userB) he needs using the followingpower script:
Add-MailboxFolderPermissio
When I check the user permisison level at he server it shows hom having Owner permission of the calendar.
If I check his Outlook 2010 calendars on his workstation it still only allows for viewing of basic free/busy time.
I have also tried pushing a permission share from the 2 user calendars directly and via OWA as the users that he deserately needs to see.
No-one else in the domain has problems seeing calendars as they have been defined so I am just stuck.
I really need to get this user seeing calendars.
If anyone has any ideas at all I'll gladly give them a try.
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Thanks so much for your help. Being a solo IT operation for an office of 40 it isn't easy to 'brainstorm'. I've finally been able to get him off the old machine onto a temporary machine and it works perfectly.
Sorry for the wait to get back to you - amazing how an urgent item can be put with by a director! - it looks like it was a corrupt profile
Sorry for the wait to get back to you - amazing how an urgent item can be put with by a director! - it looks like it was a corrupt profile
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I'm having trouble getting him to allow me access to his machine :( - as soon as I can I'll try deleting the profile as I am pretty sure that will work.
I will let you know shortly