SBS 2003 on server, Office 2007 on clients boxes. All Updates. User A has user B as a delegate and shares his cleandar with B also. The delegate permissions are only for contacts so she can view and add contacts to his. She does not have any delete permissions at all. She will make a request for a meeting. Send it to him. He will accept. It will go into his calendar, then it will disappear. Happens sporadically. Sometimes immediately, sometimes it takes awhile. There are about 15 users at this site. We only have issues with this and another user whose sent items disappear randomly but I have that in another thread. I don't think there is a connection between these two but who knows. I have searched the web but have not found a solution that works so I am throwing it to you guys.
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Outlook 2007 calendar items disappearing
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Rules, or misconfigured AV software.
Pat Richard
Microsoft Exchange MVP
Contributing author Microsoft Exchange Server 2007: The Complete Reference
Pat Richard
Microsoft Exchange MVP
Contributing author Microsoft Exchange Server 2007: The Complete Reference
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I thought the same thing. He has absolutely no rules in his outlook. and we replaced the antivirus on the entire network, for another issue. turns out the vostro's didn't like Norton's endpoint protection too much, It was causing random reboots on all of the machines. Antivirus has been replaced and it still does it.
Okay, but how is the AV configured on the Exchange server? There are a lot of exceptions that need to be made. If the file level AV is attempting to scan the databases, you'll get these results.
Pat Richard
Microsoft Exchange MVP
Contributing author Microsoft Exchange Server 2007: The Complete Reference
Pat Richard
Microsoft Exchange MVP
Contributing author Microsoft Exchange Server 2007: The Complete Reference
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Yeah thats just it, to eliminate that possibility we are not running any AV on the exchange server for the time being. Thing is it has only only happen to this one user, if the AV had done it before wouldn't that have done it for all of them?
If you want, you could create a new Outlook profile.
You could also export the mailbox, whack the mailbox, purge the mailbox, recreate the mailbox, import the mailbox.
Pat Richard
Microsoft Exchange MVP
Contributing author Microsoft Exchange Server 2007: The Complete Reference
You could also export the mailbox, whack the mailbox, purge the mailbox, recreate the mailbox, import the mailbox.
Pat Richard
Microsoft Exchange MVP
Contributing author Microsoft Exchange Server 2007: The Complete Reference
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