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Outlook 2003 users can see details of free/busy data

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Rob - 02 Feb 2004 17:34 GMT
Hi
I have found that outlook 2003 users can see full details
of free/busy data calendar information of other 2003 &
2000 users.  2000 client users cannot.
Is there a way to stop this as basically a bog standard
user can see what a director is up to.

There is no permissions set for other users on the
mailboxes and the server we have is exchange 2003.

I knowwe can stop publishing, but all we want is to see
that the director is busy and thats it, not that he/she
is off golfing for the day
please help
thanks
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] - 02 Feb 2004 17:53 GMT
Are the appointments marked as private?  Do the other users have delegate
rights to all calendars?  Do you have Outlook set to publish the details of
appointments?

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- 02 Feb 2004 21:11 GMT
thx for the reply
no, they are just shown as busy
have tested with a 2003 user who has no permissions or
delegate access and he can still see full details of
other users calendar free/busy info

the default seetings are set through tools, options, free
busy, 2 months every 15mins

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