Exchange 2013 - Calendar

When my user see the calendar (Room Mailbox) cannot are exhibit none information
Message info.
No suggestions can be provided because the data availability could not be retrieved
Any step to resolve this problem?
Thks.
Marco Antonio Silva MCTS \ MCITP \ MCT www.windowsbrasil.com.br

Hi,
According to your description, I noticed that the issue doesn’t happen in OWA but only in Outlook. Please confirm if the issue happens when using Online mode in Outlook.
If the issue doesn’t happen in Outlook Online mode, please manually update the free/busy information in Outlook Cached mode by the following operation:
Then check whether the Free/Busy information can be updated.
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Winnie Liang
TechNet Community Support

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