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This can be accomplished. Take a look at the following Exchange Team Blog link, which illustrates exactly how to setup Resource Scheduling. <br />
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<a href="http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/archive/2007/05/14/3402515.aspx" rel="ugc">Resource Scueduling For Meeting Calendar</a><br />
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Will.
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This can be accomplished. Take a look at the following Exchange Team Blog link, which illustrates exactly how to setup Resource Scheduling.

Resource Scueduling For Meeting Calendar [http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/archive/2007/05/14/3402515.aspx]

Will.

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Thanks, ive tried a few things but could seem to get working the auto accept from 2 users. Any ideas?
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Thanks, ive tried a few things but could seem to get working the auto accept from 2 users. Any ideas?

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Hi there, i recently created a meeting room calendar for our exchange 2007 server and used the command <br />
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Set-MailboxCalendarSetting<wbr />s “Boardroom” -AutomateProcessing:AutoAc<wbr />cept<br />
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This works but now ive noticed anyone can send an invite to this calendar and it adds it. <br />
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I have give 2 users access via exchange to the mailbox will full control . So in the ideal world i would like it if only those people can send a invite to the meeting room which are &quot;auto accepted&quot;<br />
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Can you advise how i can do this please<br />
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Thanks
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Hi there, i recently created a meeting room calendar for our exchange 2007 server and used the command 

Set-MailboxCalendarSettings “Boardroom” -AutomateProcessing:AutoAccept

This works but now ive noticed anyone can send an invite to this calendar and it adds it. 

I have give 2 users access via exchange to the mailbox will full control . So in the ideal world i would like it if only those people can send a invite to the meeting room which are "auto accepted"

Can you advise how i can do this please

Thanks

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