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Reggie
In the middle of an Exchange 5.5 to Exchange 2003 migration. I will create a
calendar folder for some of the recently migrated users; after sharing the
respective calendars and assigning vartious publishing, author and reviewer
permissions, some of the calendars can not be viewed by anyone other than the
local user. Users attempting access to the calendars in question receive the
following error message "Unable to display the folder. The Calendar folder
could not be
found."
I did find an article saying Outlook should be restarted, but it
didn't help. I have ensured that the Outlook clients (Outlook 2000 and
2002) are patched and in some cases have upgraded them - to Outlook 2002.
I can properly share the calendars in question by giving rights to the
Default account under permissions without a problem, but this causes everyone
to have more, or other rights, than are called for.
calendar folder for some of the recently migrated users; after sharing the
respective calendars and assigning vartious publishing, author and reviewer
permissions, some of the calendars can not be viewed by anyone other than the
local user. Users attempting access to the calendars in question receive the
following error message "Unable to display the folder. The Calendar folder
could not be
found."
I did find an article saying Outlook should be restarted, but it
didn't help. I have ensured that the Outlook clients (Outlook 2000 and
2002) are patched and in some cases have upgraded them - to Outlook 2002.
I can properly share the calendars in question by giving rights to the
Default account under permissions without a problem, but this causes everyone
to have more, or other rights, than are called for.