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From: Amin from TO on 29 Sep 2008 08:31 My limited experience with this has questions. - Is cache mode being used? if so disable it temporarily. - What is the format of the data files if any? ANSI or UNICODE?. - Do the delegate MBX permissions and/or Security permissions contain 'Account unknown' of unresolved SIDS?. They have caused issues with me. - If these delegates are members of groups, are any of those members who do NOT have a MBX? If so remove them. (Act. Dir. users and Groups) -- Amin M. "qbenboy" wrote: > I have two users who are delegates to some Executives with Editor > rights to their Calendars. We are using Outlook 2003 and Exchange > 2003. Both the delegates and the owner have the latest service pack > as well as the servers. Whe the delegate receives a meeting request > for the owner and click to open the meeting they get the "Can't open > Calendar folder for user "Executivenamehere". Item could not be > found" or "Unable to display the folder. Item could not be found". > > I have the /cleanfreebusy switch permanently on their Outlook > shortcuts, the issue is resolved for a while after the close and open > Outlook but it keeps coming back. I have moved their mailboxes to a > different server, performed an extract/import with Exmerge overwriting > their entire mailbox with the import, not just the Calendar. > > Everything seems to solve the problem temporarily but they keep coming > back, the frustrating part is that the issue happens randomly from > meetings generated by different users and both on recurring and single > instance meetings. The recurring meetings do have an end date. > > I have search but haven't found any answer so far so I am posting this > question here in hopes that I am not the only one in this situation > and that perhaps someone has found a solution or something else to > try, before calling for support and spend countless hours on the phone > while coordinating with the users, etc. > > Responses are greatly appreciated. > > Thank you, > |