We have an Exchange 2003 environment and an Outlook 2003 user with the
following problem:
We're seeing a problem with one particular user who is able to accept a
recurring meeting in her Calendar, but when she views the scheduling tab
finds no freebusy info with anyone other than the organizer. There is an X
over all attendee's names in this tab (except for organizer). We've tried
deleting and recreating the meeting serveral times, as well as deleting and
recreating her Outlook profile. Also, we've run switches such as
"/CleanFreebusy" and "/CleanReminders" with no new results. Most recently we
moved the users' mailbox to a different server, same results as before.
Interestingly enough, if this user was to organize the recurring meeting, all
the information in her Calendar displays correctly (as it does on all
attendees).
I've heard of a tool from MsPSS called 'scancal.exe', but no longer
available. Would anyone have any other suggestions as to possible solutions
to this problem?

Thanks.

I'm looking for the same tool. Ever since using ActiveSync, I've been seeing
more calendar corruption and would love to have a tool to analyze the data
for corruption. It takes forever to find it manually.

Thanks,
Mark


"Skypilott2" wrote:

We have an Exchange 2003 environment and an Outlook 2003 user with the
following problem:
We're seeing a problem with one particular user who is able to accept a
recurring meeting in her Calendar, but when she views the scheduling tab
finds no freebusy info with anyone other than the organizer. There is an X
over all attendee's names in this tab (except for organizer). We've tried
deleting and recreating the meeting serveral times, as well as deleting and
recreating her Outlook profile. Also, we've run switches such as
"/CleanFreebusy" and "/CleanReminders" with no new results. Most recently we
moved the users' mailbox to a different server, same results as before.
Interestingly enough, if this user was to organize the recurring meeting, all
the information in her Calendar displays correctly (as it does on all
attendees).
I've heard of a tool from MsPSS called 'scancal.exe', but no longer
available. Would anyone have any other suggestions as to possible solutions
to this problem?

Thanks.