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Exchange 5.5 calendar accessI know this is now an old product but I hope someone can help me; Exchange 5.5 NT4 Domain Outlook 2000 & 2003 1) Out of the box, when a new user & mailbox is created should other standard users be able to view the new users calendar? 2) If not, how can I give access for everyone to be able to view everyones calendar as default to all users? I cannot find any explicit permissions in the ESM, but if I change the calendar permissions on a single account from 'Default - None' to 'Default - Reviewer'. Many thanks to anyone who helps. On Tue, 22 Nov 2005 03:51:02 -0800, "uktechnetuser"
<uktechnetu***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: >Hello, No, that's down to individual users to configure. Calendars are> >I know this is now an old product but I hope someone can help me; > >Exchange 5.5 >NT4 Domain >Outlook 2000 & 2003 > >1) Out of the box, when a new user & mailbox is created should other >standard users be able to view the new users calendar? primarily a concept of Outlook and although Exchange has the free/busy information the views and permissions are largely controlled within Outlook. > www.symprex.com have a solution for centralized calendar management.>2) If not, how can I give access for everyone to be able to view everyones >calendar as default to all users? There are a few others around, but that's one I'm more familiar with Show quote > >I cannot find any explicit permissions in the ESM, but if I change the >calendar permissions on a single account from 'Default - None' to 'Default - >Reviewer'. > >Many thanks to anyone who helps. Thanks Mark
Does that mean in an AD domain it could be controled by Group Policy? Do you know if there is a way to control this in an NT4 domain, or can it be set by a transform file on installation of Outlook 2003? Regards Show quote "Mark Arnold [MVP]" wrote: > On Tue, 22 Nov 2005 03:51:02 -0800, "uktechnetuser" > <uktechnetu***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > > >Hello, > > > >I know this is now an old product but I hope someone can help me; > > > >Exchange 5.5 > >NT4 Domain > >Outlook 2000 & 2003 > > > >1) Out of the box, when a new user & mailbox is created should other > >standard users be able to view the new users calendar? > > No, that's down to individual users to configure. Calendars are > primarily a concept of Outlook and although Exchange has the free/busy > information the views and permissions are largely controlled within > Outlook. > > > > >2) If not, how can I give access for everyone to be able to view everyones > >calendar as default to all users? > > www.symprex.com have a solution for centralized calendar management. > There are a few others around, but that's one I'm more familiar with > > > > >I cannot find any explicit permissions in the ESM, but if I change the > >calendar permissions on a single account from 'Default - None' to 'Default - > >Reviewer'. > > > >Many thanks to anyone who helps. > > |
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