Not honoring permissions?

[Administrator]

Hello, All.

We have a central account (Main Conference Room) which we use to schedule
the conference room by sharing the calendar for that user and letting people
add events. The permissions for the calendar are as follows:

Default: Owner
Anonymous: Owner

Yet, when someone adds an event, the event cannot be changed by that user.
Same goes for shared calendars and contacts for others in the office as
well. Any ideas? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Brandon McWhirter
Lamb McErlane PC

 

[Neil Ashdown]

Hello, All.

We have a central account (Main Conference Room) which we use to schedule
the conference room by sharing the calendar for that user and letting people
add events. The permissions for the calendar are as follows:

Default: Owner
Anonymous: Owner

Yet, when someone adds an event, the event cannot be changed by that user.
Same goes for shared calendars and contacts for others in the office as
well. Any ideas? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Brandon McWhirter
Lamb McErlane PC

Yes There is a permission problem with the SP2 entourage on an Exchange
server 200 & 2003, everything inherits read only, there is a patch to fix
this but you must have service pack 1 installed on your server and all other
servers see this link

Neil Ashdown

(e-mail address removed)

http://blogs.msdn.com/entourage/default.aspx

 

[Administrator]

Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1 or Exchange Server Service Pack 1?

My Exchange server is at Service Pack 1 already but the Windows Server 2003
is not. Thanks for your help.
Brandon