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Free/Busy data, help needed
Our company is on the verge of implementing Outlook as our calendaring and
scheduling tool. The free/busy data does not work as I expect it would for invite requests. Ideally, all attendees invited would show as tentative on the free/busy views until they actually viewed their meeting request in their mailbox. What I'm finding is only the attendees that have the Outlook client running are getting updated as tentative (or if they act on the meeting request then a status of accept/decline/etc shows up). The problem this poses, is that if someone is out of the office on vacation and their Outlook client isn't running, their requested meeting times are NOT blocked as tentative for free/busy searches. Some of our executives are traveling a lot and when they are on the floor, they are booked into meetings. The knowledgebase help I've found so far reinforces my findings. Is there a way to have everyone's meeting requests processed as tentative automatically for free/busy search purposes until they can act on the meeting request in their inbox whether they are running the client or not? We are also using an auto accept agent running as a service on our exchange server for resources. It will accept meeting requests automatically for resources such as conference rooms and AV equipment. Our resources are setup using a CAL. Anyone know of an equivalent agent that would process meeting requests in all users mailboxes as 'tentative' automatically? This would keep the Free Busy map updated at all times. Thanks |
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