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11-03-05, 09:48 PM
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We have 1 Exchange 2003 SP1 server running on Server 2003 SP1. All of
our users use Outlook 2003 SP2. When any of our users schedule a meeting and go to the Scheduling tab, there are several users whose free/busy data doesn't show up (shows up as No Information and tooltip says "No Information. No free/busy information could be retrieved). I have read several other posts and webpages that speak to this problem, however all of them (that I have found) refer to *none* of the free/busy data showing up. Does anyone have any ideas on either places to look or a possible fix for this problem? |
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#2
11-03-05, 10:13 PM
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For those users, do Start, run, outlook/CleanFreeBusy
See if that resolves the problem. "Irwin Fletcher" <noffletchspam> wrote in message news:3540 [..] |
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11-03-05, 10:29 PM
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Logged into my machine as myself (my free/busy info is ok), I set up a
profile to log in as one of the users who shows the problem. I started up Outlook using that profile as well as using the /CleanFreeBusy command line option. I then closed Outlook and rechecked and the problem was still there. A couple of questions: 1) Is using a profile ok? 2) I don't see any visual feedback when I start Outlook with the /CleanFreeBusy option - should I? 3) Is there a serverside fix for this - can I just force a regeneration of any one user's free / busy info from the server? Nick Gillott [MVP] wrote: [..] |
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11-08-05, 07:34 PM
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Anyone else have any ideas here?
Irwin Fletcher wrote: [..] |
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11-10-05, 01:09 PM
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Irwin,
Does your free\busy folder exist? If not, try the following articles in this order to reset system folders (have good backups before doing anything, of course). Also, you'll need to reboot the server vice simply restarting the Exchange services. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/822444/ http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;284200 - Keith "Irwin Fletcher" wrote: [..] |
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01-20-06, 07:14 PM
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I have have the exact same problem, and what I did was have the user that I
could not see send me an email through exchange and that did the trick for me. It seemed that the user had never used his calander and did not use the exchange server to send his emails, so there was no free/busy time updated on the server. Not sure if that will help "Irwin Fletcher" wrote: [..] |
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