Calendar Issues with O2000 and O2003

[Guest]

I support an environment with clustered Exchange 2000 servers and our users
are using Outlook 2000 except one user who is using Outlook 2003 for
functionality that she needs for her job. Whenever the 2003 user creates an
entry in one of the public calendars, no one with review rights (Outlook 2000
users) can open the calendar at all. But if someone with editor rights opens
the calendar in Outlook 2000, everyone can see the calendar with no problems
and all the data is there. Does anyone know what the problem is and how to
fix it? Thanks!

 

[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

I support an environment with clustered Exchange 2000 servers and our
users are using Outlook 2000 except one user who is using Outlook
2003 for functionality that she needs for her job. Whenever the 2003
user creates an entry in one of the public calendars, no one with
review rights (Outlook 2000 users) can open the calendar at all. But
if someone with editor rights opens the calendar in Outlook 2000,
everyone can see the calendar with no problems and all the data is
there. Does anyone know what the problem is and how to fix it? Thanks!

That's very strange - the version of Outlook shouldn't make any difference
here, as far as I'm aware. It should be more to do with permissions on the
folders in general. Have you double-checked the permissions for the
users/groups in question, to ensure that they have 100% reviewer rights (not
"custom")?

 

[Guest]

Thanks for your reply. Yes, the users have the "Reviewer" rights and not
Custom rights. The odd thing is that I was able to reproduce the issue once
and then everything seemed to work OK after that. I'm going to reboot the
Exchange servers tonight in hopes that it may have been a glitch of some
sort. Any recommendations or ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks,
Christopher Beard