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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Calendaring / July 2006"no information" \\\ past a certain date on meeting attendees
When creating a new meeting and adding attendees, their time past september 1st 2005 is shown as "no information" \\\\ to infinity. Is this some kind of free\busy connector bug? If you go to Tools || Calendar Options || Free Busy Options || you can up the published information to the server field. Note if you work for a large organisation and everyone does this then you could start to put extra load on the server. > When creating a new meeting and adding attendees, their time past > september > 1st 2005 is shown as "no information" \\\\ to infinity. > > Is this some kind of free\busy connector bug? Ah perfect, thats the problem. We have 140 employees so I don't think it should hurt too much. You wouldn't happen to know if this can be done server side instead of accessing each persons outlook individually? > If you go to Tools || Calendar Options || Free Busy Options || you can up > the published information to the server field. Note if you work for a large [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > > > Is this some kind of free\busy connector bug? I have never found it server side I think the closest you will get is by using the resource kit and creating a custom prf file. Probably easier to send them an email :) > Ah perfect, thats the problem. We have 140 employees so I don't think it > should hurt too much. You wouldn't happen to know if this can be done [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> > >> > Is this some kind of free\busy connector bug? Thanks for your help Noel > I have never found it server side I think the closest you will get is by > using the resource kit and creating a custom prf file. Probably easier to [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > >> > > >> > Is this some kind of free\busy connector bug? Is there a way to update this setting on an Enterprise level by using a Group Policy? I know that there is a snap if for Outlook 2003, but what about Outlook 2000? > If you go to Tools || Calendar Options || Free Busy Options || you can up > the published information to the server field. Note if you work for a large [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > > > Is this some kind of free\busy connector bug? How do you do the Group Policy snap in? > Is there a way to update this setting on an Enterprise level by using a Group > Policy? I know that there is a snap if for Outlook 2003, but what about [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > > > > > Is this some kind of free\busy connector bug? |
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