When I go to open a shared calender and select the 'Global Address List' is
shows all the users on the domain and also the domain name as a group but
with only one of the users below it. All the other users appear above it. I
shared this one user located under the domainname group and was able to open
that address book.
In the user manager for domains all users are part of the 'Domain/users'
group.
Why don't all the users appear under the 'domainname' group when trying open
a shared folder?
As I previously noted:
I've got a new SBS server w/exchange up and running. When I connect
through
a client with Outlook 2k3 and go to my exchange folders and share my
calendar I cannot see it from other peoples Outlook. I have given them
permissions and such. When they try and open a shared calendar they can
select my account from the global address list and open the calendar but
none of the tasks shows up.
We were all using .pst files locally and would like to keep them for
mail
delivery but use the Exchange calendar how can we do this correctly?
The tasks were originally in the .pst files but I copied them into the
Exchange calender and the still could not see them. Then I created new
tasks
in the Exchange calender and none of them show up from the other
workstations.
I've even given them editor permission.
What I'd like to do is keep the mail delivery to the .pst files and use
the
Exchange calendar. That way our office manager can see who is doing what
and
make schedules accordingly.