Greg,
I am experiencing the same problem as you. I wonder if you have resolved
this issue yet without having to create all new users?
Thanks,
Chris
> We recently had a server crash on our Windows Server 2003 running Exchange
> 2003. Our users all run Outlook 2003. After the crash, with the exception
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> Thanks,
> Greg
Greg - 15 Sep 2005 16:28 GMT
Chris,
I have not been able to correct the problem as yet but I haven't had any
time to devote to it either. Please respond if you or someone else figures
it out.
Thanks and good luck,
Greg
> Greg,
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Scott Monroe - 30 Sep 2005 17:26 GMT
You might try starting Outlook with the /cleanfreebusy switch from a command
line. What sounds like happened is after the server crash, the local hidden
FreeBusy folder in Outlook is not synched with the server Public Folder
Schedule+ Free/Busy. Running it with that switch should force a resync
between the hidden Outlook folder and the server folder.
Thanks,
Scott
> Greg,
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