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Hello,<br />
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I'm facing an issue while I received a meeting request from iOS I received it like:<br />
'not supported calendar message.ics' <br />
While I'm open it I can save it to my calendar.<br />
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My exchange server is 2013 cu12 (version 15.0 build 1178.4)<br />
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Thank u <br />
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Kind regards,<br />
David Dotan Sofer
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Hello,

I'm facing an issue while I received a meeting request from iOS I received it like:
'not supported calendar message.ics' 
While I'm open it I can save it to my calendar.

My exchange server is 2013 cu12 (version 15.0 build 1178.4)

Thank u 

Kind regards,
David Dotan Sofer

Exchange 2013 - not supported calendar message.ics

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