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Thank you. &nbsp;Some of the end-users were assuring me they were choosing the right calendar, but their phones were deceiving them. &nbsp;:)
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Thank you.  Some of the end-users were assuring me they were choosing the right calendar, but their phones were deceiving them.  :)

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We recently migrated from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010. &nbsp;All of our desktop clients use Outlook 2010 running on Windows 7. &nbsp;Now, for many people, putting a calendar entry on their Smartphone doesn't get replicated back to their Outlook calendar. &nbsp;They can place a calendar entry on their Outlook calendar and it will show up on their device, just not vice versa.<br />
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I have attempted to start the Calendar Repair Service on one of our Exchange server mailboxes, but I can't tell it is running or has ever actually run.<br />
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Any ideas are welcome.
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We recently migrated from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010.  All of our desktop clients use Outlook 2010 running on Windows 7.  Now, for many people, putting a calendar entry on their Smartphone doesn't get replicated back to their Outlook calendar.  They can place a calendar entry on their Outlook calendar and it will show up on their device, just not vice versa.

I have attempted to start the Calendar Repair Service on one of our Exchange server mailboxes, but I can't tell it is running or has ever actually run.

Any ideas are welcome.

New Smartphone Calendar Items Do Not Appear in Exchange using Activesync

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