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I am IT for an office of about 20 users that share their calendars. Some
users have no problems, but some don't see new appointments in the calendar until they log off and log back on. I wasn't part of the setup of Exchange/Outlook so am not sure where to look or what to change. Any advise would be much appreciated  Amber |
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"amber" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:0074F9F8-2F5E-4429-9B14-(E-Mail Removed)... >I am IT for an office of about 20 users that share their calendars. Some > users have no problems, but some don't see new appointments in the calendar > until they log off and log back on. > I wasn't part of the setup of Exchange/Outlook so am not sure where to look > or what to change. > Any advise would be much appreciated I'd check for local firewalls blocking UDP packets. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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