Exchange 2010 Calendar Permissions Inconsistant on Outlook 2003
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From: Klecker on 12 Apr 2010 19:41 Hello, We have recently migrated an exchange 2003 network to exchange 2010. Our process took a few weeks and essentially we followed steps similar to this article: http://www.networkworld.com/community/node/47632 This network has perhaps 80 users; 20 users have access to about 30 other user's calendars, their permissions are set as owners -all users use OL2003 What we are experiencing are problems with users on Outlook 2003 consistently accessing shared calendars. If staff try to open another's shared calendar they often get this error: "the connection to the microsoft exchange is unavailable. Outlook must be online or connected to complete this action" If they are in a shared calander & go to another program & back, they will get an error stating they do not have sufficient permission to open the calendar folder, or operation failed. They can also get this error if they have opened too many calendars or received an error on attempting anyone of them. Although I can't find a common denominator for this problem, one work around is have them close and open outlook. They will then regain access to the calendar they were just blocked from before, though they may now be blocked from another's they just had access to before they closed and opened Outlook. I can replicate this problem on a new pc, fresh load of XPPro and Office 2003. On the Exchange 2010 server I have run this command to disable encryption Set-RpcClientAccess –Server Exchange_server_name –EncryptionRequired $True This is NOT an issue with Office 2010 beta! Any help would be appreciated. -- Ken
From: Matt Scott on 22 Apr 2010 12:44
On Apr 12, 7:41 pm, Klecker <Klec...(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > Hello, > We have recently migrated an exchange 2003 network to exchange 2010. Our > process took a few weeks and essentially we followed steps similar to this > article:http://www.networkworld.com/community/node/47632 > This network has perhaps 80 users; 20 users have access to about 30 other > user's calendars, their permissions are set as owners -all users use OL2003 > > What we are experiencing are problems with users on Outlook 2003 > consistently accessing shared calendars. If staff try to open another's > shared calendar they often get this error: > "the connection to the microsoft exchange is unavailable. Outlook must be > online or connected to complete this action" > If they are in a shared calander & go to another program & back, they will > get an error stating they do not have sufficient permission to open the > calendar folder, or operation failed. They can also get this error if they > have opened too many calendars or received an error on attempting anyone of > them. Although I cant find a common denominator for this problem, one work > around is have them close and open outlook. They will then regain access to > the calendar they were just blocked from before, though they may now be > blocked from anothers they just had access to before they closed and opened > Outlook. > > I can replicate this problem on a new pc, fresh load of XPPro and Office 2003. > > On the Exchange 2010 server I have run this command to disable encryption > Set-RpcClientAccess Server Exchange_server_name EncryptionRequired $True > > This is NOT an issue with Office 2010 beta! > > Any help would be appreciated. > -- > Ken Hi Ken. I am having this exact same problem after a 2003 to 2010 migration. Have you had any luck resolving it? Thanks, Matt |