Exchange Server - Unable to Update Free/Busy - WP
Asked By WildPacket
17-Nov-09 03:54 PM
SiteA - Headoffice Exchange 2007 Cluster
SiteB - Exchange 2003
SiteC -Exchange 2007 with all Roles.
SiteC has only 1 mbx user for now. The user was experencing Request Data
and this issue was fixed by Eds help ... as the PF was pointing to Exhange
2003 in SiteB.
Today the same user reported "Unable to Update Public Free/Busy data.
Network problems are preventing connection to Exchange Server Computer"
The user is running OL2002 and she has no issues seeing other peoples
Free/Busy.
Any ideas?
Thank you.
Exchange Server
(1)
SiteB
(1)
SiteC
(1)
SiteA
(1)
Headoffice
(1)
Exhange
(1)
Eds
(1)
Publicfolder
(1)
Ed Crowley [MVP] replied to WildPacket
Make sure the mailbox store on which the user resides points to a public
folder store on a local server and make sure that server has replicas of all
free-busy system public folders.
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Ed Crowley MVP
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WildPacket replied to Ed Crowley [MVP]
Ed ... thanks.
Yes, the MBX store is poitning to the PF store on the local server. I
changed thsi alst time as it was not poitning tp local server. I also made
sure that this server has replicas of all free/busy. Free/busy is working
fone its just sometimes the message pops up....
Not sure why??????
WildPacket replied to Ed Crowley [MVP]
Ed .. I have set the replicas usign teh PF Management COnsole from Exchange
2007 ... thats where you do it correct? I can also do it from Exchange 2003
in Site B.
Ed Crowley [MVP] replied to WildPacket
If you do it on one side, it should show up on the other in due course. If
Exchange 2003 System Manager does not show the replicas being added after a
little while, then you have a replication problem.
--
Ed Crowley MVP
.
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