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Alex
Our environment is outlook 2007 / Exchange 2003 (migrated from 5.5 years
ago) both fully patched.
Our problem is if some one external to the company sends a new meeting
request from their outlook 2007 client via SMTP/POP3 internet configuration,
then when we receive the email with the meeting request file (.ics) attached
we can't accept it. The buttons (Accepts, Decline etc) are all greyed out
and we are informed "As the meeting organizer, you do not need to respond to
the meeting".
Any ideas?
TBH I'm surprised that no one has brought this to my attention in the 4
years we've been running 2k3, so have a slight concern that when I patched
the server about 2 weeks ago it introduced this problem - but I can't be
sure as almost all external meetings would actually come from clients who
are also running client/server set-ups rather that standalone and these seem
to still work.
Thanks,
Alex
ago) both fully patched.
Our problem is if some one external to the company sends a new meeting
request from their outlook 2007 client via SMTP/POP3 internet configuration,
then when we receive the email with the meeting request file (.ics) attached
we can't accept it. The buttons (Accepts, Decline etc) are all greyed out
and we are informed "As the meeting organizer, you do not need to respond to
the meeting".
Any ideas?
TBH I'm surprised that no one has brought this to my attention in the 4
years we've been running 2k3, so have a slight concern that when I patched
the server about 2 weeks ago it introduced this problem - but I can't be
sure as almost all external meetings would actually come from clients who
are also running client/server set-ups rather that standalone and these seem
to still work.
Thanks,
Alex