Outlook For Mac Scheduling Assistant No Information

Dec 4, 2016 - All users see 'No Information' in the Scheduling Assistant. Open outlook where the user's mailbox is configured in (via exchange mode). Navigate to the user's. I was able to set up my Outlook mail account via the iOS Mail / Calendar apps with no problems, but I have yet to find a way to access the 'Scheduling Assistant' feature from the PC version of outlook -- the tool that allows you to select resources for a meeting (e.g., conference line or room), and shows potential conflicts amongst the attendees.

URL: If your account is hosted on an Exchange server and the Free/Busy information couldn't be retrieved by Outlook 2007/2010/2013/2016/2019, the Free/Busy information for other users will be displayed as slash marks (/). Note: Free/Busy information missing can be easily confused with Outside of working hours. If you see Free/Busy displayed in light-grey blocks, check your Working Hours in Outlook. There can be several possible causes for this: • Autodiscover record is missing or set up incorrectly You need to make sure that the Autodiscover CNAME record has been created for your domain. Outlook 2007/2010/2013/2016/2019 discovers the Availability Service URL using the AutoDiscovery feature in the Exchange environment. Read the Knowledge Base article on for more information.

• Default Permissions for the Calendar are missing Check the permissions on the Calendar you would like to view Free/Busy information for. The permissions should be set to Free/Busy time to be displayed correctly: right-click on Calendar > Properties > Permissions. • Outlook Calendar/nickname cache is corrupt Try to start Outlook with the cleanfreebusy switch: Start > Run > type outlook.exe /cleanfreebusy Note: works only in Outlook 2007/2010 If this did not help, the Outlook autofill entry might be corrupted: when creating a new meeting, start typing the name of the affected user and, when it appears, click on the X next to it to delete the autofill entry. Read the Knowledge Base article on for more information.

You can use Microsoft Outlook to publish Free/Busy information to any server your and your coworkers (or friends and family) have read/write access to. How to backup for a fresh install mac. This allows other Outlook users to view the Free/Busy information of others and schedule appointments with other Outlook users.

This page has the steps required to successfully publish and retrieve Free/Busy information. If you don't have a Microsoft Exchange account, Free/Busy won't work unless you (and your contacts) publish free/busy to an Internet address or a file share.