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Exchane 2007 Calendar does not show user schedule under Scheduling Assistant over Outlook Anywhere
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Exchane 2007 Calendar does not show user schedule under... - 19.Apr.2008 12:11:10 PM
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medfordjared
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Joined: 19.Apr.2008
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Environment: Exchange 2007 SP1. Outlook 2007.
I have a strange issue that I can not find a resolution on. Under normal circumstances, Outlook 2007 displays user and conference room schedules when using the exchange calendar feature. However, when the user connects over the web using Outlook Anywhere, the schedule for those objects is grayed out with slashes and "no free/busy informationn could be retrieved" is listed when hovered over.
I've done all the sugested DNS work both local and on our Internet DNS servers, and also URL and SSL certificate changes through EMS, but this strange little behavior keeps happening, so I think I missed something, and may have narrowed it down to a Exchange config issue. The reason I think this is that when I vpn into the office, the IP address for the exchange server is resolving to a private IP address, however the outlook schedule DOES NOT behave like the machine is internal, instead the objects listed above's schedules continue to be grayed out.
One last strange behavior. I had to setup a cname for "autodiscover.domain.com" to point to my OWA URL over https. There is one issue that arises when I do an autodiscover test through outlook, and that is that the certificate name mismatch warning, which I click through. After that, the test succeeds with the correct non-autodiscover A records for my OWA server, but I'm wondering if that the default autodiscover.domain.com search is revealing that Outlook can't deal with a certificate mismatch, as this method Outlook uses when the Exchange server is local is slightly different.
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RE: Exchane 2007 Calendar does not show user schedule u... - 22.Apr.2008 2:44:05 PM
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leungda
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Joined: 22.Mar.2008
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I also having the same problem. When I open outlook 2007, the outlook complain that the cert is mismatch the autodiscover.abc.com. Of course, I know it is mismatch because my OWA is not using autodiscover.abc.com. I don't know how to fix it but I am still look around.
For the Exchange 2007, Microsoft is over do the certificate thing. So many problem with the cerificate issue like activesync, autodiscover, secuity email, etc.
For example, my PPC WM6 don't even able to sync because of the cert issue and I cannot export the certicate with private key to my PDA. I am using Vista. When I request a certicate from Windows Mobile Device Centre. The Microsoft CA is said that the cert is issue success but the Windows Mobile Device Centre said it is not. Make me crazy.....
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