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New Post 1/19/2012 10:04 AM
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User is offline quant2
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Zugriff Exchange 2007 Kalender  (Germany)
Modified By quant2 on 1/19/2012 11:26:04 AM)

Hallo Miteinander,

wir setzen Swyxware 7 auf Windows Server 2008 R2 mit Exchange 2007 ein.

Wir können die Kalenderabfrage bei uns in der Firma nicht wirklich zum Laufen bringen.

Ich hab hier mal zwei Threads gefunden Thread1 & Thread2, leider wurde nirgends ein möglicher Lösungsweg gefunden.

Ich gehen aber davon aus das der eine oder andere sicherlich die Kalenderfreigabe schon mal realisiert hat.

Wenn jemand eine Lösung kennt oder Vorschläge hätte, würde ich mich drüber freuen. Falls weiter Informationen benötigt werden, kann ich die gerne nachliefern.

Danke.

Gruß

Quant

 
New Post 1/25/2012 8:55 AM
User is offline Sven.Rombach
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Re: Zugriff Exchange 2007 Kalender  (Germany)

Wo scheitert es den genau dabei ?

Ich gehe davon aus das ihr das MAPI-Profil erstellt habt ? Könnte ihr mit dem Swyx-Dienstekonto auf den Kalender zugreifen per Outlook ?

gruß Sven

 
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