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Deny Calendar Sharing

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Enkrypted

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Sep 18, 2002
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I'm not sure if this is possible or not, but we need to stop users from being able to add others to their permissions to view calendars. For example, Ron goes to his calendar permissions and adds Jeff. How do I disable them from doing that?

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He is probably just sharing his calendar out or delegating it to someone. Is there a security risk at hand? Just curious.

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No real security risk, the owner just wants them not to be able to view each others calendars.

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That would certainly make creating valid meeting requests more of a pain. Especially if/when you decide to move to Exchange 2007, since the meeting request features are even more robust.

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Since this is the way Exchange was designed, the only way would be to remove Exchange and implement PST files and POP3 accounts.
 
Yeah I sorta had a feeling that was the case. Thanks for the input guys. He is just gonna have to deal...lol

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