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July 10th 06, 11:27 PM
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Publishing 12 months of Free/Busy information
Hi,
I have been asked to modify the default of 2 months of Free/Busy information that is published to 12 months for all Exchange users. We have approx. 600 users on one clustered Exchange 2003 mailbox server. Are there any implications of making such a change? Thanks, Mark 
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July 21st 06, 01:51 PM
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Publishing 12 months of Free/Busy information
Mark, I have been asked to do the same thing. How were you planning on
making the change? I found two ways: Group Policy or a Registry Edit. Both ways work fine if the user uses the Outlook client, but what about those who only use OWA or resources that we have setup? I am also concerned about the possible impact on performance if we extend the Free/Busy default to 12 months. Thanks. "markj" wrote: Hi, I have been asked to modify the default of 2 months of Free/Busy information that is published to 12 months for all Exchange users. We have approx. 600 users on one clustered Exchange 2003 mailbox server. Are there any implications of making such a change? Thanks, Mark
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July 21st 06, 03:44 PM
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Publishing 12 months of Free/Busy information
Hi,
We were going to use Group Policy. OWA and resource mailboxes are not really a concern for us at this point. We are considering publishing 6 months initially and then going to 12 if we see no issues. Mark "sparr" wrote: Mark, I have been asked to do the same thing. How were you planning on making the change? I found two ways: Group Policy or a Registry Edit. Both ways work fine if the user uses the Outlook client, but what about those who only use OWA or resources that we have setup? I am also concerned about the possible impact on performance if we extend the Free/Busy default to 12 months. Thanks. "markj" wrote: Hi, I have been asked to modify the default of 2 months of Free/Busy information that is published to 12 months for all Exchange users. We have approx. 600 users on one clustered Exchange 2003 mailbox server. Are there any implications of making such a change? Thanks, Mark
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