Problem with a shared calendar

Hello,
I have a user that has a calendar with a default setting of "reviewer" on her calendar. Every one on our (single) domain used to be able to access her calendar just fine. She left our organization for a short time on a temporary assignment, so
we disabled her account. When she came back, we re-enabled her account on our 2010 Exchange email system. (I bring this up, because I think this probably has something to do with all this).
After a few weeks or so, our users (we have both Outlook 2007, and 2013 clients) started complaining that they could not access her calender unless she specifically granted them permission to do so. Some of
us have no problem accessing her calendar. I have tried changing the permissions using powershell on the exchange server itself with no effect. I have tried stripping off all access to the calendar with no effect. I have checked DFS replication health
to make sure there wasn't problems there.
What is my next step? I wouldn't be at all surprised that I am forgetting something.
Patrick

Hi,
Based on the issue description, I think there's little we can do on Outlook side now. It should be some permission problem on Exchange. To further investigate the problem and find the root cause, please post the question in Exchange Forum:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/home?category=exchangeserver
You can include the URL of this current thread in your new thread in Exchange forum.
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