Free/Busy

We have found that cleanfreebusy fixes quite a few issues, particularly
around corrupt free/busy data and Outlook performance. The question I have
is this. I'm under the impression that running a cleanfreebusy regenerates
free/busy on the server and not the client. If that is the case then to
regenerate free/busy for any given person I should be able to profile that
person and start Outlook with the appropriate commands, correct? Or does it
need to be run directly from the clients PC? Thanks!

you just need an outlook profile for that person - the computer it's run on
doesn't matter

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"Jeff" <Jeff@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> We have found that cleanfreebusy fixes quite a few issues, particularly
> around corrupt free/busy data and Outlook performance. The question I
> have
> is this. I'm under the impression that running a cleanfreebusy
> regenerates
> free/busy on the server and not the client. If that is the case then to
> regenerate free/busy for any given person I should be able to profile that
> person and start Outlook with the appropriate commands, correct? Or does
> it
> need to be run directly from the clients PC? Thanks!