If you share it to yourself, try an remove the entry from your end. I basically added my own account tot he full access permissions. I then opened the calendar from my Outlook and deleted the entry. I'm not sure if that's best practice or not. I guess that's what I was originally trying to find out. Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? SQL Server. Indicates whether a user has permission to edit items in a folder. Indicates whether a user is a contact for a folder.
Indicates whether a user is the owner of a folder. Indicates whether a user can view a folder. ReadItems CalendarPermissionType. Indicates whether a user has permission to read items within a calendar folder. Subscribe to Article RSS. Click Sign In to add the tip, solution, correction or comment that will help other users. Report inappropriate content using these instructions. Migrating Exchange Calendar Permissions to Exchange Online When you're migrating from Exchange to Exchange Online you will likely bump into the problem that the calendar sharing permissions will not be migrated to Exchange Online.
You have two options to get these permissions back into Exchange Online: 1. That feature is not available in Outlook To open a shared Calendar in Outlook , the user must grant you Reviewer or higher permission. When the shared mailbox is moved from Microsoft Exchange Server to Microsoft Exchange Server or newer, Outlook or later versions may no longer be able to view availability information by using Open Other User's Folder.
However, Exchange Server introduced the Availability Service. Skip to main content.
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