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Network Admin
Network Setup: Exchange 2003 Enterprise Server SP1 located on the East Coast.
Only 1 Exchange Organization that hosts all East\West Coast Employees.
Office 2003 is installed for all employees.
Here is my issue:
We have users on the West Coast who share a calendar with users on the East
Coast and here is an example of what is happening. Employee A from the West
Coast has put an entry in the shared calendar. Employee A will be out of
the office on June 22 so she marked it as an all day event.
Now, Employees from the East Coast open up the same calendar but the entry
shows that Employee A will be out from June 22 3am to June 23 3am. Everybody
in the West Coast Office sees the calendar correctly in that it shows
Employee A is out all day on June 22.
The same effect happens when an East Coast Employee adds an entry. The
West Coast workers see it from 3am to 3am the following day whereas the East
Coast employees see it correctly.
Is there a way to correct this so that it registers the same for both coasts?
Only 1 Exchange Organization that hosts all East\West Coast Employees.
Office 2003 is installed for all employees.
Here is my issue:
We have users on the West Coast who share a calendar with users on the East
Coast and here is an example of what is happening. Employee A from the West
Coast has put an entry in the shared calendar. Employee A will be out of
the office on June 22 so she marked it as an all day event.
Now, Employees from the East Coast open up the same calendar but the entry
shows that Employee A will be out from June 22 3am to June 23 3am. Everybody
in the West Coast Office sees the calendar correctly in that it shows
Employee A is out all day on June 22.
The same effect happens when an East Coast Employee adds an entry. The
West Coast workers see it from 3am to 3am the following day whereas the East
Coast employees see it correctly.
Is there a way to correct this so that it registers the same for both coasts?