Shared resource Calendar in a mixed exchange environment

So another Exchange question. Mixed environment with Exchange 2013 HUB, CAS, and MBX servers in one location and Exchange 2007 HUB, CAS, and MBX server at another location. Currently all mail comes in through the 2013 server, but the outbound mail is handled by the server at their location ie: site A has the Exchange 2013 server handle the outbound, and site B has the Exchange 2007 server handle the outbound.We do not use puplic folders.I need to have a Shared Resource calendar that will be used\accessed by multiple users that are located on either the 2013 or the 2007 mailbox servers. This calendar should be resident if possible on the 2007 mailbox server as management does not intend to upgrade the Exchange 2007 server in the forseeable future, but there could be the potential for seperating into stand alone email servers for each...
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Hi,
Have you configured federation trust between these domains?
With federated sharing in Exchange Server 2013, users can share information with recipients in external federated organizations. This includes sharing their free/busy (also known as calendar availability) information for scheduling purposes or, depending
on the nature of the business relationship, sharing more detailed calendar information.
I recommend you refer to the following articles:
Federation Procedures
Federation refers to the underlying trust infrastructure that supports
federated sharing, an easy method for users to share calendar information with recipients in other external federated organizations.
Hope this helps!
Thanks
Niko Cheng
TechNet Community Support

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For Exchange 2010 or Ex2007 you will need to setup the replication but for Exchange 2013 it is different.
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Hi,
We have a mixed Exchange 2003/Exchange 2010 environment while we migrate our mailboxes over to Exchange 2010.
We use code that is used to connect to meeting room calendars still on Exchange 2003and then display the information on big tv screen at the entrance to the building.
An example of the code is:
R1calURL = "http://www.msexchange.org/articles-tutorials/exchange-server-2010/management-administration/managing-internet-calendar-sharing-exchange-server-2010-service-pack-1-part1.html to
try and get it working.
The code then gets various other pieces of information from the calendar which is used to display the correct information.
I have a couple of questions:
1) Is this method still valid or should we be using a different way of acheiving this (EWS or Internet Calendar Sharing?)
2) We use forms based authentication for OWA. I have had a look at Internet Calendar Sharing but when I enter the URL for the shared mailbox I am always being asked to enter credentials. I have configured the mailbox I am connecting to so default
has reviewer and anonymous has reviewer permissions. I have also configured the OWA external URL the same as the Internal URL and created a new anonymous sharing policy in the EMC and applied this to the shared mailbox. I used the following link
http://www.msexchange.org/articles-tutorials/exchange-server-2010/management-administration/managing-internet-calendar-sharing-exchange-server-2010-service-pack-1-part1.html to try and get it working.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Matt

Hi Matt,
If the shared calendar is opened from OWA directly from a URL, please configure the Outlook Web App virtual directory to use Integrated Windows authentication. Integrated Windows authentication lets users who've already logged on by using
their Active Directory account use Outlook Web App without having to enter their credentials again. For more information about it, please refer to:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb232199(v=exchg.141).aspx
To configure it, please do the following steps:
1. Open EMC, expand Microsoft Exchange On-Premises (<ServerName>).
2. Expand Server Configuration, and click on
Client Access.
3. Select the desired Client Access server on the right panel, and double click on
owa (Default Web Site) on the Outlook Web App tab.
4. In Authentication tab, select Use one or more standard authentication methods and check Integrated Windows authentication.
5. Click Apply.
Please note the warning to restart IIS service and change the corresponding configuration for ECP virtual directory in the same web site.
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Can't get shared Gmail calendars to work (Exchange)

Long time Android user bought an iPhone 5 last night. Having serious trouble getting shared Google calendars to display.
I have my Google account set up as Exchange. That seemed to go through smoothly and my main Google calendar shows up just fine. I then went to https://www.google.com/calendar/iphoneselect and all of my calendars appear. I put checkboxes in the ones I wanted to sync to my iPhone, but they did not show up in my iPhone Calendar app. Waited and waited, never showed up.
I even deleted my Exchange account completely and re-added it. Still, only the primary calendar shows up in Exchange.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I've been to that iphoneselect website from both my iPhone using the Safari browser, and from my computer using Chrome browser, and both browsers show the calendars I want to sync as having check marks in the boxes. Those calendars simply do not sync. Is there possibly some issue with Google not being aware that I have an iPhone since I had an Android for so long?
If I go to m.google.com/sync from my iPhone browser, it does not show up with a device select page. It just shows up with a generic Google sync page, where I can click a "Calendar" icon, then choose "Sync with a mobile device," then choose "Apple device" and it takes me to a settings page that ultimately leads me to the same check box webpage ashttps://www.google.com/calendar/iphoneselect. Which, as I said, already shows check marks in the calendars that I want.
I read this entire thread: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4310898?start=45&tstart=0. It seems to suggest that Google or Apple is making it so you cannot get shared calendars using Exchange any more, and that you have to do it by setting up a new account for calendars as just a regular "Gmail" account (instead of Exchange).
Anybody know how to fix this? Is it not possible to view multiple calendars using Exchange anymore??

I was able to get my shared calendars to show up in my iPhone Calendar list only after visiting https://m.google.com/sync/settings/iconfig/ in the iPhone Safari browser. That page lets me manage the Google Sync devices (e.g. iPhone, iPad), each has its own Settings page where I must click the checkbox to sync each shared calendar. Once I saved those device-specific settings, I was able to see the extra calendars on the iPhone.

Booking a Exchange 2013 Room Resource Calendar with a mobile device

Can I book a Exchange 2013 Room Resource Calendar using a mobile device?

I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't believe that's possible. Scheduling a room resource requires the Scheduling Assistant functionality, which is only available with Outlook or OWA (full web client, not the Light version).
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Display Exchange multiple room / resource calendars in one SharePoint calendar - Group or Team Calendar

Hi everyone
Setup: SharePoint 2013 Enterprise Server on-premise and Exchange 2010 Server.
I want to be able to pull in multiple room calendars from Exchange into one single SharePoint calendar. This would allow users to look at room availability in one screen and help them book their meeting at the time they'd like do it. Ideally they would be
able to book a meeting right from this calendar. I want to be able to do this out of the box if possible.
One other use is to set up the calendar for an entire team so you can see their availability in one screen.
know you can do these things in the Outlook client but I wanted to know if possible OOTB in SharePoint.
I've tried a bunch of things including activating the hidden feature for Group Work Lists (which is no longer accessible via UI in 2013, but used to be available 2010) and creating calendars with Group Team turned on, etc.
I've tried the hidden My Calendar webpart but that only allows to show MY personal calendar - not interested in that.
I've tried the page viewer trick and point the URL to the OWA url, BUT that will only give me ONE calendar and not multiple and I would have to set up OWA for single sign on - rather not do that if I don't have to.
I know there's a bunch of webparts you can buy (or code one myself) that does this but I was looking to see if there's something available out of the box.
Thanks

Hi,
From your description, you can overlay an Exchange calendar on a SharePoint calendar.
In a SharePoint calendar, in the ribbon, on the Calendar tab, click Calendar Overlays.
In the Calendar Overlay Settings page, click New Calendar.
In the Name and Type section, type the Calendar Name and select Exchange.
In the Calendar Overlay Settings section, type a Description for the calendar (optional), and change the default Color theme for the calendar (optional).
Screenshot of the Calendar Overlay dialog box in SharePoint. The dialog box shows the Calendar name, calendar type (Exchange), and gives the URLs for Outlook Web Access and Exchange Web Access.
Click Find to automatically fill in web addresses for Outlook Web Access URL and Exchange Web Service URL. If Find does not work in your environment, type the URLs manually. If you want this Exchange calendar to always appear with the SharePoint group calendar,
select Always Show.
Click OK and then click OK again.
Detailed information, refer to the following articles:
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Overlay-a-SharePoint-calendar-with-a-calendar-from-Exchange-or-SharePoint-4caebe59-3994-4a94-9322-b31abb8a5e9a
http://blogs.technet.com/b/ptsblog/archive/2011/05/31/sharepoint-and-exchange-calendar-together.aspx
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Shared 2010 Calendar Color Categories not appearing in Outlook 2007

I have a SBS 2003 (exchange 2007) environment wih a mixed Outlook use between 2007 and 2010. One 2010 Outlook client has shared a calendar to several 2007 users and they swear that when they received the email invite to view this shared 2010 calendar, the
color categories list in their Outlook changed to match the shared calendar without any interaction from the users. A new hire was given the same invite to view this shared calendar, she accepted, the calendar is visible however, the color categories
are not appearing.
I've tried setting an appointment in the 2010 Outlook shared calendar with all the color categories in the list, then going to the client's 2007 Outlook and updating the color categories in her mailbox but nothing changes.
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"why can't the Outlook 2007 client see the color categories in the 2010 shared calendar?" and "How to I fix this?".
This questions has been asked in so many different ways that I'm not sure if someone will help me without having to call MS support and pay for it. This has got to have a simple solution that I don't need to pay for it, yes?
Anyone, please help me.....

Hey mate i had the same issue and was dumb founded till i came up with a solution that worked for me, and possibly someone out there looking for the same solution. Half the info i looked up was all bullshit and took me months to come up with a fix as
im busy with other priorities.
still busy so ill be quick...and not gonna get too technical just gonna lay it all out in steps
1. create a mail account in exchange eg.
[email protected]
2. log into the account through outlook and share the calendars you set up.
3. go to the exchange management console on the 'server ' right click the created
[email protected] mailbox > manage full access permissions> and start adding the users who need access. (only thing that worked for me)
4. close and reopen outlook on the users computer and then you should see the colour co-ordinated catergories that you assigned for scheduling that they can all access and book appointments in a easy colour co-ordinated layout.
if it dosent show up try - *on the users computer* start >run>cmd>gpupdate/force
this will force the update on some computer that didnt show up with the effect. only had this problem with 1 user and this fixed it :)
hopefully this idea helps you! as it did me cause no geek out there never gave me this easy fix option, instead right properties and blah blah blah technical crap that dosent work, wankers!
thanks :)
P.S this worked between 2010 and 2007 microsoft outlook

Problem: Mixed Exchange 2007 / 2013 CAS Servers with wildcard certificates in Europe and non-wildcard Certficate in China

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we have following problem. We have a mixed multi-domain one-forest AD environment. We also have still a mixed exchange 2007 / 2013 environment. We also have different CAS Servers for 2007 SP3 (RU15) and 2013 (CU8) in europe and one 2007 SP3 (RU15) CAS Server
in China, because of bad connection to Europe. For the Migration to 2013 in Europe we installed a wildcard-certificate *.xyz.com and used the Set-OutlookProvider EXPR -CertPrincipalName msstd:*.xyz.com, so the wildcard certificate is accepted. Everything in
Europe works fine, inside and outside also between exchange 2007 and 2013 (both CAS Server 2013 and 2007 use the same wildcard certificate). But since the change of the Set-OutlookProvider EXPR we are facing problems with our CAS Server in China, because this
server has a different non-wildcard certificate and a different domain name (cas-server.xyz-china.com instead xyz.com). Now we have the problem that this Chinese CAS server the Outlook Anywhere does not work anymore and prompts always for the username. As
I see it is because of the EXPR change. Is it possible to set the the Outlook-Provider EXPR per Cas-Server ? (They also have their own Autodiscover on this front-end server). Because I see that the Outlook-Provider can only be stored forest-wide.
If not the other solution would be to register the chinese cas server in our xyz.com domain and use the same wildcard certificate on this system right ?
Any help would be appreciate….

Yes setting the EXPR value is most likely the cause of your issue. When you set this value you are telling Outlook to only accept connections from connections that have the cert with the subject name you specify here.
Unfortunately, based on my experience I believe this is an organization wide setting and cannot be configured on a CAS by CAS basis (If I'm wrong someone please keep me honest :)).
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to all your CAS servers and reset the EXPR value.
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Publish Multiple Resource Calendars Superimposed To A Web Page

Hi, I'm hoping you can assist.
I have succeeded in publishing a resource calendar to a web page hosted on Exchange 2013.
In the Outlook web client it is possible for a user to view multiple resource/room calendars superimposed.
My question is; Is it possible to achieve this view in a single published web page?
Many Thanks
Mike

Hello Mike,
Firstly, I would like to know how did you publish the resource calendar to a web page hosted on Exchange 2013.
On Exchange, the free/busy data are stored on the users mailbox. Generally, Exchange uses EWS service to retrieve the free/busy data.
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Simon Wu
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Resource calendars in Outlook connector

I'm sure I am missing something terribly simple, but I'm hoping someone can advise me on subscribing to resource calendars in the Outlook connector. We are running System Messaging Server 6.2-7.05, SUNWics 116577-42 (2005Q4 + patches) against DS 5.2.5 on Solaris 10.
I have been creating resource calendars without problems, such as:
cn=Sliger Room 242, ou=resource_calendars,dc=fsu,dc=edu has cn: Sliger Room 242
cn=Sliger Room 242, ou=resource_calendars,dc=fsu,dc=edu has icsCalendar: ucs-sliger242
cn=Sliger Room 242, ou=resource_calendars,dc=fsu,dc=edu has icsDWPHost: calsvr.fsu.edu
If the resource calendar is owned by an Outlook user, it shows up for them just fine, and if they give access to other users, they users can subscribe in webmail, but I don't seem to be able to get the resources to show up in Outlook so that one can subscribe there without going through webmail.
First I thought that perhaps they needed to be visible to the Outlook GAL, so I reconfigured the GAL to include objectclass=icsCalendarResource. But though the objects can then be seen, the are still not found when searching for calendars to subsribe to, either by searching for a calendar name or by the owner's name.
I'd be grateful if someone could point me to a document for the dense, or recommend some gotcha's to check for.
Thanks,
Ethan

Thanks Shane,
I do appreciate you having a look. On the LDAP that the calendar server hits I see the query:
[28/Apr/2008:15:59:21 -0400] conn=199302049 op=62262 msgId=62263 - SRCH base="dc=fsu,dc=edu" scope=2 filter="(&(uid=aqt07)(!(icsStatus=deleted)))" attrs="cn cn;lang-en givenName givenName;lang-en mail preferredLanguage sn sn;lang-en icsCalendar icsTimezone icsDefaultSet icsFirstDay icsSet icsSubscribed icsFreeBusy icsExtendedUserPrefs nswcalCALID icsDWPHost icsCalendarOwned"
[28/Apr/2008:15:59:21 -0400] conn=199302049 op=62262 msgId=62263 - RESULT err=0 tag=101 nentries=1 etime=0
[28/Apr/2008:15:59:21 -0400] conn=199302049 op=62263 msgId=62264 - SRCH base="dc=fsu,dc=edu" scope=2 filter="(&(icsCalendarOwned=*Sliger*)(objectClass=icsCalendarUser))" attrs="icsCalendarOwned"
[28/Apr/2008:15:59:21 -0400] conn=199302049 op=62263 msgId=62264 - RESULT err=0 tag=101 nentries=2 etime=0
[28/Apr/2008:15:59:21 -0400] conn=199302049 op=62264 msgId=62265 - SRCH base="dc=fsu,dc=edu" scope=2 filter="(&(uid=sliger)(!(icsStatus=deleted)))" attrs="cn"
[28/Apr/2008:15:59:21 -0400] conn=199302049 op=62264 msgId=62265 - RESULT err=0 tag=101 nentries=1 etime=0
[28/Apr/2008:15:59:21 -0400] conn=199302049 op=62265 msgId=62266 - SRCH base="dc=fsu,dc=edu" scope=2 filter="(&(uid=sliger)(!(icsStatus=deleted)))" attrs="icsFreeBusy"
[28/Apr/2008:15:59:21 -0400] conn=199302049 op=62265 msgId=62266 - RESULT err=0 tag=101 nentries=1 etime=0
[28/Apr/2008:15:59:21 -0400] conn=199302049 op=62266 msgId=62267 - SRCH base="dc=fsu,dc=edu" scope=2 filter="(&(uid=sliger)(!(icsStatus=deleted)))" attrs="cn"
[28/Apr/2008:15:59:21 -0400] conn=199302049 op=62266 msgId=62267 - RESULT err=0 tag=101 nentries=1 etime=0
[28/Apr/2008:15:59:21 -0400] conn=199302049 op=62267 msgId=62268 - SRCH base="dc=fsu,dc=edu" scope=2 filter="(&(uid=sliger)(!(icsStatus=deleted)))" attrs="icsFreeBusy"
When I query for "Show shared calendars available whose user_id is Sliger" There is also quite a bit of chatter on the LDAP that backs the Global Address Book, but I'm not sure how relevant that is (be happy to share if it would be useful)
Running the top query returns:
ekromhout@ra:~$ ldapsearch -h v492.ucs.fsu.edu -D "cn=directory manager" -b "dc=fsu,dc=edu" -W -x '(&(icsCalendarOwned=*Sliger*)(objectClass=icsCalendarUser))' icsCalendarOwned
Enter LDAP Password:
# extended LDIF
# LDAPv3
# base <dc=fsu,dc=edu> with scope subtree
# filter: (&(icsCalendarOwned=*Sliger*)(objectClass=icsCalendarUser))
# requesting: icsCalendarOwned
# sliger, People, fsu.edu
dn: cn=sliger,ou=People,dc=fsu,dc=edu
icsCalendarOwned: sliger$SLIGER
# ekromhout, People, fsu.edu
dn: cn=ekromhout,ou=People,dc=fsu,dc=edu
icsCalendarOwned: ekromhout:test2$test2
icsCalendarOwned: ekromhout:test3$
icsCalendarOwned: ucs-sliger242$Sliger Room 242
icsCalendarOwned: ekromhout$Ethan Kromhout
# search result
search: 2
result: 0 Success
# numResponses: 3
# numEntries: 2
ekromhout@ra:~$
And the "icsCalendarOwned: ucs-sliger242$Sliger Room 242" is calendar I was hoping to add that has been read, invite, and availability shared with the Outlook user.

Calendar (MobileCal) crashes with Exchange account

I am installing a new iPad Air with iOS 7.0.4.
I configure my Exchange account on the iPad and go to the Calendar application. It opens up and starts showing some of the appointments. After a short while it crashes. Next time I try to open it, it crashes immidietly. If I remove the Calendar option from the Exchange account (leaving all the rest) Calendar opens iup OK. Once I re-enable calendar in the Exchange account it all happens again (opening up for a short while, crashing after showing some appointments and then crashing immdietly every time I open it).
I am using the same exchange account on my iPhone 5 (iOS 7.0.4) with no issues.
All other apps (email, tasks, notes and contacts) work fine with this exchange account.
I tried resseting the iPad completly and setting up the Exchange account as the first thing I do and got the same results.
Does anyone have an idea what the problem might be and how I might be able to resolve it?
Below is the carsh file.
Thanks,
Noam
Hardware Model:      iPad4,1
Process:             MobileCal [303]
Path:                /Applications/MobileCal.app/MobileCal
Identifier:          com.apple.mobilecal
Version:             1.0 (1.0)
Code Type:           ARM-64 (Native)
Parent Process:      launchd [1]
Date/Time:           2014-01-07 09:32:33.175 +0200
OS Version:          iOS 7.0.4 (11B554a)
Report Version:      104
Exception Type: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (SIGSEGV)
Exception Subtype: KERN_INVALID_ADDRESS at 0x00000002f047f520
Triggered by Thread: 0
Thread 0 Crashed:
0   UIFoundation                              0x00000001947d119c 0x19479c000 + 217500
1   UIFoundation                              0x00000001947c674c 0x19479c000 + 173900
2   UIFoundation                              0x00000001947c71b0 0x19479c000 + 176560
3   UIFoundation                              0x000000019481c864 0x19479c000 + 526436
4   UIFoundation                              0x000000019481d620 0x19479c000 + 529952
5   UIFoundation                              0x00000001947c7c60 0x19479c000 + 179296
6   UIFoundation                              0x00000001947b47f8 0x19479c000 + 100344
7   UIFoundation                              0x00000001947b6274 0x19479c000 + 107124
8   UIFoundation                              0x00000001947c2b48 0x19479c000 + 158536
9   UIFoundation                              0x00000001947ea82c 0x19479c000 + 321580
10 UIFoundation                            0x00000001948082dc 0x19479c000 + 443100
11 UIFoundation                            0x0000000194803198 0x19479c000 + 422296
12 UIFoundation                            0x00000001948067b0 0x19479c000 + 436144
13 EventKitUI                    0x000000018c22900c 0x18c178000 + 725004
14 EventKitUI                    0x000000018c22ad8c 0x18c178000 + 732556
15 EventKitUI                    0x000000018c228614 0x18c178000 + 722452
16 QuartzCore                    0x000000018e30906c 0x18e2e0000 + 168044
17 QuartzCore                    0x000000018e2e9e8c 0x18e2e0000 + 40588
18 QuartzCore                    0x000000018e2e9b54 0x18e2e0000 + 39764
19 QuartzCore                    0x000000018e2e93d0 0x18e2e0000 + 37840
20 QuartzCore                    0x000000018e2e9174 0x18e2e0000 + 37236
21 QuartzCore                    0x000000018e2e2a2c 0x18e2e0000 + 10796
22 CoreFoundation                        0x000000018b7e37dc 0x18b718000 + 833500
23 CoreFoundation                        0x000000018b7e0a64 0x18b718000 + 821860
24 CoreFoundation                        0x000000018b7e0df0 0x18b718000 + 822768
25 CoreFoundation                        0x000000018b721b34 0x18b718000 + 39732
26 GraphicsServices                      0x00000001910f382c 0x1910e8000 + 47148
27 UIKit                                 0x000000018e7600e4 0x18e6e4000 + 508132
28 MobileCal                     0x00000001000c81bc 0x1000c4000 + 16828
29 libdyld.dylib                 0x0000000198143a9c 0x198140000 + 15004
Thread 1:
0   libsystem_kernel.dylib              0x0000000198225ac8 0x198224000 + 6856
1   libdispatch.dylib             0x0000000198129d74 0x198124000 + 23924
Thread 2:
0   libsystem_kernel.dylib              0x000000019823ee74 0x198224000 + 110196
1   libsystem_pthread.dylib             0x00000001982bd7a4 0x1982bc000 + 6052
Thread 3:
0   libsystem_kernel.dylib              0x000000019823ee74 0x198224000 + 110196
1   libsystem_pthread.dylib             0x00000001982bd7a4 0x1982bc000 + 6052
Thread 4:
0   libsystem_kernel.dylib              0x000000019823ee74 0x198224000 + 110196
1   libsystem_pthread.dylib             0x00000001982bd7a4 0x1982bc000 + 6052
Thread 0 crashed with ARM Thread State (64-bit):
    x0: 0x0000000000000007   x1: 0x0000000000000007   x2: 0x0000000000000000   x3: 0x0000000000000000
    x4: 0x0000000000000000   x5: 0x00000001781acb38   x6: 0x0000000000000000   x7: 0x0000000000000000
    x8: 0x000000016fd35570   x9: 0x000000016fd359af x10: 0x000000016fd359a8 x11: 0x000000016fd359af
   x12: 0x000000016fd359aa x13: 0x000000016fd35588 x14: 0x00000001781f9300 x15: 0x0000000178286220
   x16: 0x0000000000000000 x17: 0x0000000194808a5c x18: 0x0000000000000000 x19: 0x0000000000000007
   x20: 0x0000000000000000 x21: 0x0000000000000000 x22: 0x000000016fd35570 x23: 0x00000001780c5630
   x24: 0x0000000000000007 x25: 0x00000001781acb00 x26: 0x000000016fd359a8 x27: 0x000000016fd359a9
   x28: 0x0000000000000010 fp: 0x000000016fd35ac0   lr: 0x00000001947d1168
    sp: 0x000000016fd353d0   pc: 0x00000001947d119c cpsr: 0x80000000
Binary Images:
0x1000c4000 - 0x100177fff MobileCal arm64 <c058565298a430aa95e923b67d0a0b2f> /Applications/MobileCal.app/MobileCal
0x120098000 - 0x1200bffff dyld arm64 <b9f4cfd5259d389887ae4f252ac88b71> /usr/lib/dyld
0x18a498000 - 0x18a5b7fff AVFoundation arm64 <589f261d685d374aa9847bd9188cbd97> /System/Library/Frameworks/AVFoundation.framework/AVFoundation
0x18a5b8000 - 0x18a5e3fff libAVFAudio.dylib arm64 <68a3e3243c8c3e3a9985eeee7a935d51> /System/Library/Frameworks/AVFoundation.framework/libAVFAudio.dylib
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Hey, sorry about the 3 identical posts. It didn't give me a success sign, so I didn't know I had already submitted the discussion!
Do you know why my mail keeps crashing?

Changing resource calendar default location

Hi,
On a Resource Calendar, is there any attribute in AD or Exchange I can change to for example have the full address of the resource in the Location field in Outlook, but keep the display name short and simple in the GAL and To... field.

Hello Trana,
You can achieve this probably with the below cmd
Set-Mailbox ‘user’ –Alias ‘alias’ –DisplayName ‘display name’
msExchMailboxGUID attribute is the attribute which can be altered
You can export the attribute msExchMailboxGuid using Exchange Management Shell
get-mailbox | ft Name,ExchangeGuid
Get-Mailbox -Identity vsathis9 | ft name,exchangeguid
Even this Exchange guid can be altered
Please mark as helpful if you find my contribution useful or as an answer if it does answer your question.That will encourage me - and others - to take time out to help you.
Regards,
Sathish

Calendar Invite Attendee without EXCHANGE

I moved from Blackberry to iPhone 3GS last week. I don't use an Exchange Server, but run Outlook on my Dell desktop. All synching has been completed. Question: Is there anyway to invite an attendee from the Calendar functon of the iPhone when NOT using an Exchange Server environment? That is such a basic function I can't believe Apple doesn't provide for this rudimentary capability.

sheidler wrote:
Wow wow wow, STOPP
of course it is possible. If you are going to invite somebody on the iPhone you can still add a person with his/her eMail address in full name, e.g.
Wow wow what? Where do you add the invitee?? There is no option for adding an invitee unless you are creating the calendar event in an Exchange or MobileMe calendar. The OP does not seem to have either of those.

Resource Calendar Properties

I need to make some calendars, all owned by one user, to appear to other users as if they were resource calendars. I have been successful in changing the calendar attributes for access, including those to prevent double booking. Having the resource icon would be nice, but not essential. The problem is that I need the calendar to be searchable by a more simple name than the default one that includes the user name. This is to allow the user to invite the resource to an event using a simple name for the calendar and for the user to be able to do this through the invite search box.
In case you are interested, I am using the Campus Pipeline portal which is integrated with the SunOne Calendar product. The reason that I don't want to just create a resource calendar is to leverage a built in calendar management option that allows group leaders to manage and delegate calendar management to group members. The only major problem is the long and ambiguous calendar names I have to work with. Some kind of simple alias might do the trick. I would appreciate any creative suggestions.
Thanks,
Darren

Found the solution. Hope this helps someone else. Thanks Paul Cunningham.
http://exchangeserverpro.com/exchange-2013-grant-full-mailbox-access-user/
How to Grant Full Mailbox Access for a User in Exchange Server 2013
Identity – the mailbox you are adding the permissions to
User – the user you are granting the permissions to
AccessRights – the level of access you are granting
Add-MailboxPermission -Identity Alan.Reid -User Sarah.Jones -AccessRights FullAcces
To prevent auto-mapping we need to add -AutoMapping:$false
(automagically linking to calendar)
Add-MailboxPermission -Identity Alan.Reid -User Sarah.Jones -AccessRights FullAccess -AutoMapping:$fals

I have several users in an exchange environment who cannot email a photo from the iPhone. When the click on Email Photo, they are prompted to configure a mail account even though there is already an exchange account in place. How do I remediate this?

I have several users in an exchange environment who cannot email a photo from the iPhone. When the click on Email Photo, they are prompted to configure a mail account even though there is already an exchange account in place. How do I remediate this? Not all of the users in our environment have this issue. If the users having this issue, install a secondary email account, Gmail, Hotmail, etc, then they can send through those accounts. Why would the exchange account not be seen to send photos?

Sounds like it worked until the policies associated with the account that are creating the problem were fully pushed down.
Try setting up a new (test) Exhange account and see if it behaves the same way on the phone (after removing the problem account from the phone, of course).

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