Mountain Lion iCal Exchange Shared Calendars

From the delegates tab inside the accounts preferences, I get no access to a calendar that I am sure I have access to.
is this a problem with shared Exchange 2007 calendars or a problem with iCal?

As a follow up to this -
I have completely re-installed ML. I have deleted all pstrings, and I have removed all caches.
I created a new user account on my laptop and calendars opened fine, so it seems to be a problem with updating calendar information.
How can I remove old calendar information? I keep all of my informaiton on the cloud, so I do not need anything that it keeps locally at this time. I can start from scratch.
Any thoughts? I know this string has been viewed several times - but no recommendations yet. Any help is appreciated.

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Ok I solved my own problem.
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This is surely not an original question, but -
My company uses Microsoft Exchange. I have synced it to my iPad for calendar, contacts, and email, and it works very well.
We also use shared calendars, and I utilize this feature often via Outlook on my PC. However ...
1. I'd like to be able to view MS Exchange shared calendars on iCal on my iPad. Is this possible? Obviously, no one will grant me permission to view their contacts or emails, but calendar-only is what we share. Is this possible?
2. Is it possible to view MS Exchange shared calendars through iCal on a Mac? I have a colleague who has an iMac with iCal synced to Exchange and it works great. However, we do not know how to view shared calendars (from MS Exchange) through iCal. Again, we want to share calendars-only - no email or contacts. Can anyone help with this?
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I'm tring to add a 2nd Exchange Outlook calendar only and need it to sync over the air.
Just can't find the correct way to get it entered to work? The link sent by Outlook (I'm running 2007) when you send the invite doesn't work and copy/paste to the server name is also a bust. Have tried direct copy paste, cutting off the webcal:// prefix, etc. Just won't authenticate.
No documentation that I can find on either Apple or MS site to validate the exact syntax required.
I can hit the https link provided by MS on my Safari iPhone browser after entering my MS Online ID and access the calendar online. And yes tried several of MS Online IDs that I have as UID/PW in the iPhone config screens without success.
A little more info on my config.
3gs 32mb
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Have CalDAV link to my wife's Google calendar working
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I DO NOT want to use MobileMe to make this work. Life would be so easy if iPhone would just support multiple Exchange accts!
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Post-Mountain Lion iCal Issue

After upgrading to Mountain Lion my wife's iPod is no longer able to choose the calendar to add events in iCal. You go to add an event and it only is added to the default calendar, and there is no option to change the calendar. How can I chagne the calendar I want to add the event to? (I posted a screenshot of her iPod for clarity) Is it because her iOS is outdated?

This previous discussion may help. It ppears to be related to iCloud which your iPod (since it has iOS 4.2 while iCloud requires iOS 5.X) does not support.
https://discussions.apple.com/message/19097843#19097843
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Greetings,
We are currently running a 10.7.4 Server with 10.7.4 clients. The problem is with the calendar system's sharing funtion. Some users will consistantly receive an error message "403" Stating that the user does not have permission to edit the item when they edit an item or change an existing event to another user's shared calendar. After some troublshooting I found that if I made the claendar in question the default calendar in iCal, I was able to create vents without problem. I have tried removing the problemed users from that calendar's list of shared users, and changing permissions back and forth from Read to Read/Write without any success. There are no iCloud or MobileMe accounts on any of the client machines, a pertinent negative as searching for a resolution to this issue yeilds many similar problems related to those services.
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I have got same problem.
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I'd been running Leopard for a few years and was perfectly happy with it's functionality. Then I bought a new Mac and it came with Mountain Lion. iCal reminders pop up on the desktop and offer only two options to address them: snooze, close. Before I could select edit to customize continued reminders for any calendar item. So, dealing with calendar alerts is now just annoying. These kinds of "improvements" do not reflect well on the development management of their software products. And it does not make me a happier Apple customer.

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Hi Everyone,
We have a SBS2008 and MS Exchange with which we have a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) policy to work. We are having some issues in syncing shared calendars for conference room bookings as well as some other issues. We have an iPhone 5s and everyone has updated to iOS 8.
How do we allow one of our managers to access a shared calendar on their iPhone to book a room from a shared calendar and ensure that that is reflected across the calendar?
Thank you.

Hello,
Are the Rooms you wish to book stored as Resources in Microsoft Exchange?
I have an app in the store called Roomr which connects to Exchange and allows you to view and book meeting rooms. This would enable your managers to book meeting rooms in advance and the data is stored in Exchange so it will sync with all users.
I know you want to use the Calendar app provided, but Roomr has the added benefit of providing you with an at-a-glance availability of meeting rooms, enabling you to see which ones are free instantly, without having to check multiple schedules.
It's free to try out and might help solve your problem https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/roomr-check-meeting-room-availability/id72284240 4?ls=1&mt=8
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The only problem is that iCal WILL NOT save the settings on the shared calendars. When it recognizes that accound has shared calendars, it will load them and give me reminders. Naturally I go and uncheck the calendar because I don't want it syncing. But then, when it refreshes, and finds the shared calendars, it doesn't remember the setting, and loads the shared calendars.
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I have 3 separate google calendars that I use often. I have them all shared with each other with r/w permissions to make things easier on the go.
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The only problem is that iCal WILL NOT save the settings on the shared calendars. When it recognizes that accound has shared calendars, it will load them and give me reminders. Naturally I go and uncheck the calendar because I don't want it syncing. But then, when it refreshes, and finds the shared calendars, it doesn't remember the setting, and loads the shared calendars.
In simple talk, I just need to know how to get iCal to remember NOT to sync the shared calendars. Because it hasn't worked so far and its unbelievably frustrating...

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I am currently using OS Lion IChat as it allows me to do screensharing to help my technically-challenged mother. I understand that in Mountain Lion iChat has gone away, absorbed into Messages. Does Messages/iChat, whatever the new flavor, still support screensharing? I want to know this before upgrading to Mountain Lion. If not I am likely to stick with Lion.

HI,
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I used ICal with Exchange Server 2007 without problems with Lion. After I adopted Mountain it has been impossible to use ICal and I have obliged to use Outlook because It was not possible to connect ICal with Server.
I reinstalled Mountain and rebuilt Outlook data base, canceled cache and so on but without results. How cn I do?

I was having problems with this too. I remember it working okay in iOS 7 and then it breaking in iOS 8.
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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.
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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.
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My wife synced her calendars with icloud and google calendar and wiped out her events. I have backups on a HD and Time Machine but I do not know where the calendar files are stored in ML.
I previous OS's I would look in Application Support but that does not seem to work in ML.
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