Hi everybody,

We have a public calendar on our Exchange, that everybody can view.
There are several of us that can add. For the rest of our users, they
can propose something via the "Moderated Folder" feature in Outlook.
So basically, they try to add something, and it shoots the moderators
an email request. It works nice for us.

However, we have a possible security issue, where somebody might be
logging in as one of our moderators, and adding things. Is there a
way to tell who authored items on a public calendar? I don't see
anything in the Outlook client, but perhaps there's something on the
administrative end?

Thanks.

Display the calendar in a table view (categories for instance) and then using Field Chooser, add the Changed By column and sort on this column.

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After furious head scratching, JP asked:

| Hi everybody,
|
| We have a public calendar on our Exchange, that everybody can view.
| There are several of us that can add. For the rest of our users, they
| can propose something via the "Moderated Folder" feature in Outlook.
| So basically, they try to add something, and it shoots the moderators
| an email request. It works nice for us.
|
| However, we have a possible security issue, where somebody might be
| logging in as one of our moderators, and adding things. Is there a
| way to tell who authored items on a public calendar? I don't see
| anything in the Outlook client, but perhaps there's something on the
| administrative end?
|
| Thanks.

However, one drawback that I see is that the person possibly adding items to a calendar will show up as one of your moderators. Probably the best thing is to have all moderators change their password and NOT share it with anyone.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, JP asked:

| Hi everybody,
|
| We have a public calendar on our Exchange, that everybody can view.
| There are several of us that can add. For the rest of our users, they
| can propose something via the "Moderated Folder" feature in Outlook.
| So basically, they try to add something, and it shoots the moderators
| an email request. It works nice for us.
|
| However, we have a possible security issue, where somebody might be
| logging in as one of our moderators, and adding things. Is there a
| way to tell who authored items on a public calendar? I don't see
| anything in the Outlook client, but perhaps there's something on the
| administrative end?
|
| Thanks.