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janx4
Hi,
We have Exchange 2007 SP1 server. Public folders are used because we
have legacy clients.
Clients are Outlook 2003 SP3
Room mailbox is defined automatically accepts/declines meeting
requests.
When User A is making a meeting request he selects User B as a
required user and Meeting room as a resource.
Send...
Gets responses that Meeting Room(automatically) and User B(manually)
has accepted the meeting request.
Since then..everything seems to be fine..
BUT, if User A is going to his calendar and opens up his newly created
meeting, he sees under Scheduling tab
that User B time schedule is marked as TENTATIVE
Schedule Free/Busy timing is not related, because he sees the same
TENTATIVE graph days after the User B has accepted the meeting.
Also, User B calendar is showing up that the meeting time is marked as
BUSY.
And if User A is looking his meeting trough Outlook Web Access he sees
that User B is BUSY as it should be.
Why does the Outlook 2003 calendar shows that User B grap is
TENTATIVE ??
So, does anyone have an idea, what's wrong?
rgds
Sven
We have Exchange 2007 SP1 server. Public folders are used because we
have legacy clients.
Clients are Outlook 2003 SP3
Room mailbox is defined automatically accepts/declines meeting
requests.
When User A is making a meeting request he selects User B as a
required user and Meeting room as a resource.
Send...
Gets responses that Meeting Room(automatically) and User B(manually)
has accepted the meeting request.
Since then..everything seems to be fine..
BUT, if User A is going to his calendar and opens up his newly created
meeting, he sees under Scheduling tab
that User B time schedule is marked as TENTATIVE
Schedule Free/Busy timing is not related, because he sees the same
TENTATIVE graph days after the User B has accepted the meeting.
Also, User B calendar is showing up that the meeting time is marked as
BUSY.
And if User A is looking his meeting trough Outlook Web Access he sees
that User B is BUSY as it should be.
Why does the Outlook 2003 calendar shows that User B grap is
TENTATIVE ??
So, does anyone have an idea, what's wrong?
rgds
Sven