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RosJ - 12 Jul 2007 08:48 GMT

Hi,

I am having troubles with a few mailboxes that I migrated using
exmerge. This is a Windows 2000 - > 2003 Migration. I created new user
accounts on the new server, then imported their mail across via pst.
Their mail and other items works ok. Except for the Calender. The users
cannot actively send updates to other attendees for calendar items they
own.

Outlook States not sufficent permissions see folder contact or
administrator.

I have tried repermissioning the mailbox & calendar within outlook. No
Luck, Then I checked the exchange advanced mailbox rights, they have
full mailbox control and read permissions as standard.

I still cannot grant the user permission to their own calendar to send
updates.

If anyone has any ideas, that would be great.

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Nikki Peterson [MVP - Outlook] - 13 Jul 2007 03:39 GMT

When we make appointments in Outlook, it is made using a form.
This form holds information that is not readily viewable by the
naked eye. It holds the original information about the CREATOR
of that form.

When you made new accounts, the forms have no way to identify
the new account to the meeting form information. It is different. Even
if you named them the same, the system knows they are different.
They have "distinguished" names that are unique and non-reproducible.

There is no solution that I am aware of other than deleting the old
meetings, and creating new ones.

Nikki Peterson

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RosJ - 13 Jul 2007 04:14 GMT

thank you Nikki I thought this might have been the case.

Regards Ros

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