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I have a recently setup Exchange 2013 and we are running a Multi Tenant environment with several domains with their own Organizational Units and Gals <br />
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The issue that we are having is that when I have example <br />
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Domain A <br />
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abc.com<br />
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I have 5 Mailboxes for abc.com<br />
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I need to have a Public Calendar that all members of Domain A can have full read/write access to <br />
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I have tried creating the Public Mailbox and Public Folder and that has not worked <br />
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I would appreciate any help as we are groing a little frustrated at this point for something as simple as sharing a calendar<br />
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Thank you
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I have a recently setup Exchange 2013 and we are running a Multi Tenant environment with several domains with their own Organizational Units and Gals 

The issue that we are having is that when I have example 

Domain A 

abc.com

I have 5 Mailboxes for abc.com

I need to have a Public Calendar that all members of Domain A can have full read/write access to 

I have tried creating the Public Mailbox and Public Folder and that has not worked 

I would appreciate any help as we are groing a little frustrated at this point for something as simple as sharing a calendar

Thank you

Exchange 2013 Issues using Public Calendar

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