Zoldy2000

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Not a direct answer but led us in the right direction
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Not a direct answer but led us in the right direction

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@zoldy2000 - For this kind of issues, there are N numbers of root causes and fixes.<br />
So, guidelines to get to the root cause will help even in future for other relevant issues.<br />
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Note: Please update the root cause and the fix, in this forum. So that it will help someone in future.<br />
Also mark the acceptable answer to close this question.
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@zoldy2000 - For this kind of issues, there are N numbers of root causes and fixes.
So, guidelines to get to the root cause will help even in future for other relevant issues.

Note: Please update the root cause and the fix, in this forum. So that it will help someone in future.
Also mark the acceptable answer to close this question.

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I did the best I could as the problem just went away. &nbsp; &nbsp;So I do not know what the final resolve was. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;I marked helpful because it was helpful information.
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I did the best I could as the problem just went away.    So I do not know what the final resolve was.      I marked helpful because it was helpful information.

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Is it possible to trace a meeting schedule change (update) back to the device it was changed (sent) from in exchange 2010? &nbsp; &nbsp; We have a user in which meetings that are 6 months old are being reschedule but they are not doing it. &nbsp; &nbsp; So I assume it is some kind of sync issue on one of there devices. &nbsp; &nbsp;However I am unsure how to trace this down to the device?
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Is it possible to trace a meeting schedule change (update) back to the device it was changed (sent) from in exchange 2010?     We have a user in which meetings that are 6 months old are being reschedule but they are not doing it.     So I assume it is some kind of sync issue on one of there devices.    However I am unsure how to trace this down to the device?

Old calendar items being rescheduled not by user .. possible sync issue exchange 2010

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.

Exchange

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.