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smart/blabkberry calender problems
I have exchange 2010 just installed and I have some users acing smart phones and blackberry to enter caleder details .  when entering caleder entries via phone they don't appear in outlook is there any reason why this would not happen?

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Avatar of Rodney BarnhardtRodney Barnhardt🇺🇸

Are they only using ActiveSync (mainly the BB's)? Second, have you approved the devices in Exchange? Third, the BB's have a work\personal side so are the calendar entries being made in the "work" section. Many other smart phones have multiple calendars. They need to either set it to "show all" calendars or make the ActiveSync (corporate calendar) the default view. It may be as simple as they are updating the calendar that is not synced to Exchange.
Avatar of Anuj BhatiaAnuj Bhatia🇬🇧

You need to approve the devices in Exchange .. have you approved em .. ?

That should solve the issue for you..

Keep me posted .

Thanks.

Anuj Bhatia.
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Hi Anuj Bhatia

How do I approve devices in exchange ?

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Also, in the link above, notice the section on configuring quarantine alerts. This way you will receive an email that the device has been configured and needs to be approved. This will link you right to the device approval option.
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thanks for your support
I got it to work
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Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.