Calendar Location Exchange 2007

The calendar application allows you to enter a location and send an update. The meeting room then responds if it's available or not. In entourage you could view the status of the room and invitees by clicking on scheduling. How does this work in snow leopard?
My location displays a busy sign when i've completed typing it was it meant to show available if so
is it working correctly in my environment how would I check? Is something not configured on the exchange server?
The problem is the location feature is useless if it doesn't show availability when booking the room.

Once you've entered the resource name in the location field, you can open Window>Availability Panel from the application menus. (shortcut Shift-command-A). It should show your location resource availability.

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Access shared calendars on exchange 2007

I'm trying to access shared Exchange calendars on my iphone and I cant see how to do this. Does anyone know how to do this? If i require a 3rd party app to do this, can anyone recomend one please?
I can see the shared calendars on outlook 2010 and I would expect to see them in the calendar list on my iphone.
Thanks

Thanks, russcus, you've brought me one step closer to figuring out how to use Snow Leopard and Exchange 2007 together. As we're on the topic here, I need to take a moment to voice why Apple's implementation is very disappointing.
Of your 3 suggestions, #1 should just be working out of the box. iCal should be able to see these calendars- Entourage can. As long as others in the organization have Calendar: Properties: Permissions: "default" set to "reviewer", they've granted read privileges to everyone else in the organization. Pulling up a view of another's calendar is as simple as "Open Other User's Folder", enter email address, verify, use. It's a rare and sad day when I wish Apple's software just worked as well as Microsoft's.
While #2 and #3 will work (I verified only #3), it's far more effort on the calendar owner's part. Everyone who might need calendar privileges must be managed separately, vs the wholesale organization-wide granting Entourage can do. This is a unneeded overhead that causes complication whenever staff changes.
Additionally, the scheduling assistant is less useful than in Entourage. In iCal, the availability of others is boiled down to only free or busy. In Entourage, a mouseover of an event in the Scheduling view provides event title and location data (as long as the event isn't flagged as private). My staff won't like loosing the ability to answer the question "exactly what is user X busy with at this time?" if we were to move to iCal.
If I'm misunderstanding something, please let me know. I'd prefer to not be right on these observations, as they're going to be problems in leaving Entourage for the Apple native suite of apps.
Regarding public folders- they are on Microsoft's list of discontinued features:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa998911.aspx
I'm just speculating, but I doubt Apple put development efforts into supporting a feature that's on the way out.

E71 unable to sync Calendar with Exchange 2007

I updated my MfE client from 2.04 to 2.09.158 but that did not help. When I look at my admin log file, I see these messages:
failed to create Calendar sync command (error=-1)
Mail For Exchange Error -15000
Mail For Exchange Error -15000
When I am trying to sync the phone, it simply says: System Error. Please try again later.
I tried the trick where you set your date/time on the phone off into the distant future, and then delete all calendar events from before that date, and then set the current date back and run Synchronize, but it didn't make a difference.
Any suggestions?
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I seem to be having a similar problem, calendar initially synced up, but after a while though I do get the invite mails but they dont get updated to calendar even if I accept them. I am running mfe 2.0.7. Any inputs would be appreciated.
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Shared Calendar Interoperability (2013 / 2007)

Hello,
We have two Exchange servers in our Organization, a 2007 where most mailboxes reside, and a 2013 where we are slowly doing a one off user migration here and there to test the waters so to speak.
We have users that constantly have/had problems with Outlook freezing on send, or other connectivity issues. These are our first target people to move to the new server. I have one user who I moved yesterday who is trying to share a calendar
she calls "Managers Schedules" to other managers. She created this calendar and keep in mind she is on the 2013 server now. She shared it with reviewer permissions to 4 other employees but those 4 others are still on the 2007 server.
The other people are getting an email with links to view the calendar but they say that they cannot open it. The person sending this is also getting a message that they should publish the calendar. When they click yes to that, IE opens up
to Outlook Web Access???? I said lets just see what happens if you log into OWA. She did and it gave her some options to make the calendar public or private and it gave her two links to copy. Now I was able to open the one link... it downloaded
an ical file, however I am on the 2013 server. No one else can open the links.
So long story short, is there any kind of interoperability between shared calendars on Exchange 2007 and 2013 (vice versa)? Or am I going to have to move these 4 other users to the new server, which in turn will likely cause a chain reaction since
they are managers and have access to their employees email inboxes as additional mailboxes in Outlook.

Hi,
We can’t directly share the calendar which is not the default calendar for a user. Generally, we would share a custom calendar by the following steps:
Right-click the custom Calendar, click Share > E-mail Calendar. Then the calendar would be added as an attachment in a message.
When the recipients receive the message, click Open this Calendar, a window would be prompted out to ask if add this Internet Calendar to Outlook. You should only open Calendars from sources you know and trust.
Please e-mail calendar in Outlook Online mode by the steps above. Then check whether the issue persists.
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Winnie Liang
TechNet Community Support

ICal bug: cannot copy/paste into location field of exchange 2007 calendar

when you copy text from any application (cmd C) and then try to paste it into de location field of a new or existing appointment of a calendar synchronizing with an exchange 2007 account in iCal 4.0, then .... well nothing happens. You can paste it in a subject or a notes field but not in de location field.

My experience as well (hooked into google calendar), and a frustrating one. I assume this is related in some way to the "yellow exclamation point in edit mode - can only select entire block"? I see that normal "on my mac" calendar locations don't have the yellow exclamation point, and I can select any portion of the text. What's up with this? Is iCal suggesting that google's "Where" field is incompatible somehow? Yet there seems to be no trouble exchanging data between the two...
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TS3899 Sending a meeting invite from Exchange 2007 account located in Central Time from Outlook 2010 Email Client located in Eastern Time cause meeting to show up 1 hour early on iPhone

Sending a meeting invite from Exchange 2007 account located in Central Time from Outlook 2010 Email Client located in Eastern Time cause meeting to show up 1 hour early on iPhone.

The meeting invite is being sent from a Computer through the Outlook 2010 Email Client. Both Computer and Outlook 2010 are set to Eastern Time. The OWA (Outlook Web Access) for the 2007 account is set to Eastern Time. The Outlook 2010 Email Client is connected to an Exchange 2007 account and the Exchange server for the exchange 2007 account is located in Chicago (Central Time) and is set to Central Time. When the meeting invite is sent from the Outlook 2010 Client the recipient receives the invite on his/her iPhone(set and located in the Eastern Time Zone) and a mime-attachment.ics file is attached to the meeting invite email. There is no info displayed in the subject line or message body. If the iPhone user opens the attachment it displays the meeting date and time and any other info that was sent from Outlook. The Outlook 2010 user sets the meeting for 10:00am to 11:00am. when the meeting invite mime-attachment.ics file is opened on the iPhone the meeting is displayed as 9:00am to 10:00am. if the iPhone user adds the ics file to his/her calendar it adds a meeting event that is scheduled 1 hour earlier than it is supposed to be. I had the iPhone user to set Time Zone support on and off and there is no change.

ICal Exchange 2007 Calendar Availability

When adding a new event to my Exchange 2007 account through iCal in Snow Leopard, the availabile meeting times show all weekday calendars as busy (shaded gray with diagonal stripes) My calendar shows this as well, but not on weekends. If I pick "Next Available Time" it will come up with an availability on a weekend.
I have access to others calendars as a delegate and know that both myself other invitees are free.
Scheduling a location works just fine for a conference room. But again, it shows all 'people' calendars as unavailable including my own.
Does anyone else have something similar? Am I missing a setting?
I set the Exchange account up though Auto-discovery. I have tried setting up the account additionally using the server we specify through Outlook, and also using the server I spec when connecting through my iPhone. Our company has hosted Exchange, and each of these options yields a different server, but connects with the same result.
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I have a similar issue and it's really bothering me now and I have had to go back to Entourage.
We use Exchange 2007 at work and I have get the administrators check my exchange profile and there is nothing wrong in the setting - both Outlook (on Windows) and Entourage behave well, but iCal shows me as busy (or unavailable on Sunday and Monday).
This is a problem when I try and book meetings with people on Monday as my calendar is busy, it shows other as unavailable as well. However when others invite me on Mondays they can see my free slots, so the problem isn't Exchange.
Also, if I book meetings through Entourage - its all good.
I have tried reinstalling iCal from the SL disk but that didn't help either.

Exchange 2007, Contacts and Calendar OK , Email only folder structure

Hi, as i was reading many different topics I found that many of them had mixed answers between Exchange 2003, Exchange 2003 and 2007. Because of this mess, i wanted to focus ONLY on *EXCHANGE 2007*. That´s been said...
I have configured my iPhone with the user/pass/domain/address/SSL-ON, the iPhone connects to exchange and syncronize correctly Contacts and Calendar but not the Email. Email just shows folder structure.
After this first failed attempt I installed the certificate (Unsigned according to iphone and contains "Root Certificate")... No Improvement
I contacted my IT department , they said that Activesync was supposedly ON in my user profile and that SSL was mandatory. They also said that they cannot start testing thoroughly because it would disroupt other users. They also argue that many users are using activesync service with no problem what-so-ever. However they incouraged me to keep looking for an answer.
I couldnt find an apple guide to configuration for Exchange 2007, the enterprise deployment guide is just to vague.
_This info comes from "About" in OWA_
+Mailbox Owner: Juan I*** ****** [**@*****.net]+
+User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; es-AR; rv:1.9.0.1) Gecko/2008070208 Firefox/3.0.1+
+OWA Experience: Basic+
+User Language: English (United States)+
+User Timezone: (GMT-03:00) Buenos Aires, Georgetown+
+Exchange Mailbox Address: /o=First Organization/ou=Exchange Administrative Group (FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)/cn=Recipients/cn=*+
+OWA Host Address: http://webmail.*****.net/owa+
+OWA Version: 8.0.605.16+
+Exchange Client Access Server .NET Framework Version: 2.0.50727.1433+
+Exchange Client Access Server OS Version: Microsoft Windows NT 5.2.3790 Service Pack 2+
+Exchange Client Access Server Version: 8.0.605.0+
+Exchange Client Access Server Language: en-US+
+Exchange Client Access Server Timezone: Hora estándar romance+
+Exchange Client Access Server Flavor: 32bit+
+Mailbox Server Name: exchange.*****.***+
+Mailbox Server Exchange Version: 8.0.605.0+
+Other roles currently installed on CAS server: Mailbox, Hub Transport+
+Authentication type associated with this OWA session: Basic+
+Public logon: Yes+
*Does anyone have a Check-List for Microsoft Exchange 2007?*
Please forgive my lousy English.
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I don't think there will be a solution to this. Exchange 2003 just isn't supported.

Problems with a shared calendar using Outlook 2007 and Exchange 2010

Hello all,
We are having a problem with sharing a calendar using Outlook 2007 and Exchange 2010.
I will start with some background. I have just started my position with this company. I have been working with networks for awhile at the small business level. I have not had much production experience with exchange. There is only myself and my supervisor
who has inherited a midsized network which was built by five previous techs that are no longer with the company. Of course, the previous techs did not leave much documentation, so the original hows and whys for our system setup has been lost.
One of the managers has a calendar she shares with some of our users. I believe this calendar has been in use since sometime in 2006. A mailbox was created to hold this calendar to keep it separate from the managers calendar. I am not sure what version
of exchange they were using at that time, but I assume there was one or two migrations of it getting to its current state on our exchange 2010 server. At some point it was observed that the other workers she was sharing with were not able to access it correctly.
I am not fully sure what the original problem was (possibly some people not being able to see or connect to the calendar), but it was decided to give everyone who needed access to this calendar full access permissions through exchange. Correct me if I
am wrong, but I believe that gave everyone connected the ability to do anything with the calendar. Of course the manager was not happy about that. This is where I started working on the problem.
I removed everyone, except the manager who wants to control the calendar, from having "Full Access Permissions". This did have the effect of making some people just able to see the calendar and not make changes. Though there were others that were
able to connect to the calendar who I thought would not be able to. The manager that originally created the calendar did try to manage access to it through the Outlook interface, though it currently does not seem to be fully in effect.
So, to get to the point of what we are trying to do, is there a way to get the original manager back into control of the calendar though Outlook? It would be preferred to be able to keep the history of what they tracked of this calendar, so starting a new
one would be something we would rather avoid. After that, getting all of the users that need to connect to the calendar reconnected with the correct access permissions and making sure they are all synchronized.
I realize this is a big mess, and your help would be greatly appreciated.

Hi Nigel,
How is the impact, just one user or all users, Outlook or OWA?
If just one user, it seems like an issue on the Outlook Client side.
Please trying to re-create new profile to fresh the caches.
Please runing Outlook under safe mode to avoid some AVs, add-ins and firewall.
Found a similar thread for your reference:
Calendar Sharing not available error message
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/exchange/en-US/d9b33281-d7bb-4608-8025-16fb26643d0d/calendar-sharing-not-available-error-message?forum=exchangesvrclientslegacy
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IPad calendar syncs with Exchange 2007, except for meetings attachments

Calendar app in iPad 3.2.2 and iPhone 4.1 both sync fine with corporate Exchange 2007 server, except that meeting attachments do not show. These meeting attachments do show in OS X 10.6.5/iCal 4.0.4
A work-around on iPad/iPhone is to access Outlook Web Access (OWA) on Exchange 2007 via Safari to access calendar, in which case attachments do show.
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Could this have anything to do with it??
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Possible to sync Exchange 2007 calendar (accessible in iCal) to MobileMe?

I can access my company Exchange 2007 calendar from iCal on my Mac.
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Could you please link to that solution you found?

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We have an executive user with a BB Q10 with software v10.1.0.314.
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I've confirmed that the entries are available on the Exchange 2007 server in the users calendar, however they will not sync to the handset.
If I create a new appointment or meeting request, they sync both ways, whether created on the handset or via Outlook/OWA on the Exchange server.
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Unable to share calendars - This sharing message is not valid - Outlook 2013 Exchange 2007

Running Exchange 2007 latest and greatest service pack and rollup with Outlook 2013 fully patched. When users attempt to share their calendar, the recipient receives an email that says "This sharing message is not valid. All action buttons have been
disabled" and "(Sender not verified) - Calendar".
We're not using IMAP or POP. Was working in the past and stopped working.

Hi,
Is Exchange account the default account in Outlook?
Does this issue occur on all users? (If no, please try to recreate problematic user’s profile to check this issue)
Please check the following setting:
Open AD users and computers.
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Can't sync Work exchange 2007 email, calendar and contacts on my Mac

I am new to Mac. I've been trying to set up my work email, calendar and contacts (Exchange 2007) on my new personal Mac without much success. I have all contacts, calendars and mail syncronized on my Iphone, but when trying to sync calendars via Itunes with Mac ICal, all it does is add ICal entries onto my Iphone (and then they appear twice on iphone and work calendar)
Haven't figured out how to import contacts into email either, although I had some success in setting the account up as a pop account in Mail (we use OWA otherwise for web access)- but can't send, just receive.
Please help - where can I find some stept by step guidance / tutorials on how to do this? I don't want to subscribe to MobileMe or install any windows or Microsoft software on my Mac. Many thanks in advance.

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Migrating Exchange 2007 to Exchange 2010 at a different physical location - Suggestions??

Hello! I have a domain in Canada that is running Exchange 2007. My company wants to consolidate this Exchange and migrate the mail to the USA based Exchange 2010 in NYC. Not only is it migrating from 2007 to 2010, it's also moving locations physically.
Does anyone have any thoughts on how to best approach such a situation?

ok... in addition to sarvesh comments i would also add a checklist based approach .. please follow below link
http://blogs.technet.com/b/mspfe/archive/2014/03/20/checklist-upgrading-to-exchange-2010-from-exchange-2007.aspx this would help you not to miss anything in terms to critical or non-critical aspects.
after checklist i would suggest you give a shot at exchange server deployment assistant which will help you putting your scenario and suggesting the best practices. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dn756393.aspx
this guide for planning of migrations also shows the full scenario step by step : http://exchangeserverpro.com/wp-content/uploads/Exchange%20Server%202007%20to%202010%20Migration%20Guide%20V1.0%20-%20Planning%20Chapter.pdf
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