IOS8 and Exchange Calendar

Since the iOS8 update, I have had the following issue:
I use Exchange for my calendar at work. When I override a single occurrance of a reoccurring meeting (via outlook on my PC), my phone changes back to the Original time, not accepting the change, then syncs with Outlook and essentially moves my meeting back to original time. My participants have the correct, updated meeting and I do not. How do I fix?

Did you ever get this resolved? We are having more and more users with the exact same issue.

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I have a Local calendar and Exchange calendar in iCal. I don't really need the local calendar, is it OK to delete it?
The reason I don't want the Local calendar is that some appointments come through on the Local calendar and cannot be moved to the Exchange calendar. This means they aren't synced to my iPhone.
Thank you,
Rod

If you don't need the local iCal calendar, simply delete it. There's nothing wrong with only using the Exchange calendar.

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Is anyone having the same problem as me? Recently updated my iphone to 2.2.1, deleted my Exchange account on the iphone (as wanted to start fresh) and re-setup using the same details. Has downloaded my mail and contacts but none of my exchange calendar entries has appeared???? Any ideas?
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Thanks for the reply. I did turn off then on calendars on the iphone - this seemed to sync a new entry I placed in OWA, yet when I moved this to the following day, it hasn't updated.
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My company has been having several issues with iOS6 active sync and Exchange 2010 (sp2 ru4 v2).
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2. When an appointment is updated by the organizer the iOS device does not reflect the updated date / time. This seems to happen more than not with recurring events.
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Same issue here Sam, with several users in our organization of about 2500 iPhone and iPad users, mostly iPhone.
I have been watching your post for over two weeks now and no one has responded. Have you learned anything in the interim?
Unfortunately I have not, my many searches across the web have yielded no results that are relevant to the problem.
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Calendar items on Exchange and Palm are off by one hour.
Exchange server, desktop PC and Palm are all set to PST with the same time. Versamail account on Palm has been deleted and rebuilt.
See screen shots at http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/kPKBDS28rhdVsextLM1PPQ?feat=directlink
What is interesting is the appointments entered in Outlook show up on the Palm one hour early however they show the correct time in (parenthises) so the Palm seems to be somewhat aware of the problem.
This same issue occurs on different Palm T/X 's with different Outlook accounts.
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I have a staff member in our association who has recently upgraded to IOS 6.1.3 on her iPhone and ever since, whenever she creates an event on her iPhone calendar that is synced with her work Exchange account, it will appear on Outlook on her computer, as its supposed to, but moments later it will disappear from her phone and I can't get it to reappear. Any thoughts?
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Same issue here Sam, with several users in our organization of about 2500 iPhone and iPad users, mostly iPhone.
I have been watching your post for over two weeks now and no one has responded. Have you learned anything in the interim?
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It used to happen very rarely but lately it has been happening very frequently. Haven't been able to find a pattern and re-create it.
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I have the same problem and it has nothing to do with filing or moving emails, for instance just before I logged in here to find a solution for the problem, I had just received and email on my iPad. I was reading it then clicked on a link. When I finished reading the link In Safari and went back to the email, it was gone. I have replied to an email then come back to it and it was gone. This had nothing to do with viewing the email on a ore device. This is a real problem I have asked about before and no one seems to know the answer.

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It works just fine. If I accept an invitation on any platform is is accepted on all. Then I look at OSX Calender (which I will refer to as iCal) and I still see a mass of invitations (the ones that I accepted on my phone or using Outlook).
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have had what I think is similar issue.... on both ipad and iphone. Running IOS6. Have gmail account setup through exchange connector. IOS receives and accepts invites just fine from external devices.... If i create a new invite on the IOS device and add invitees with external email addresses, once this calendar invite is saved into the diary it doesnt trigger invites to go out to those 3rd parties... but the invite definitely is in the calendar as can also see it on mast google calendar.
If I then go and move the timing of the invite that has been created on the IOS device (by holding down and dragging to new time) this then immediately triggers an invite (new Invitiation, not reschedule) to be sent to the external email addresses... any further modification to timing of invite then triggers 'reschedule' calendar invites to go out - so expected behaviour.
The issue is that IOS is not triggering the invite to go out to external parties who have been added to a newly created invite - and it only does this when the date/time of the invite is modified.
Spent about 1.5 hrs on phone to apple support yesterday - they have now passed on to 3rd level support....
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When I add an event to a shared Exchange calendar on my Mac in iCal, and mark it as All-Day, that designation does not appear with the event on my iOS devices. Instead, it's given a 24-hour duration from 12 to 12, so to speak. Here's the confusing part: If I edit the event on my iPhone to correct it as All-Day, it does not sync that All-Day designation to my iPad. Additionally, if I then make the same correction on the iPad, toggles it on the phone and removes All-Day. Removal of All-Day designation on a device does remove it on the Mac calendar, which I then have to change back. So I chase it around in a circle and end up with the correct duration on only one iOS device. The difference in All-Day and 24 hours duration does matter graphically as many of these events run for several weeks or months. All-Day keeps them confined to the upper section of the calendar graph rather than muddying up the lowerm hourly appointments.
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Most of the problems that people are seeing, including myself, are more to do with Mail and Calendar simply not synchronizing.
My Mail.app INBOX for my Exchange server is now several hours behind my iOS and Windows Outlook instances. Calendar appointments are simply not being pushed to the server (though they seem to be retrieved OK).
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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.
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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.
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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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