Changing Freebusy publish period - Revision history

Admin at 11:56, 28 July 2011

2011-07-28T11:56:53Z

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-	The freebusy publishing is done by the clients.<BR>	+	The freebusy publishing is done by the clients.<br />
-	The Outlook client will publish by default every 15 minutes the freebusy data to the server for the next 2 months.<BR>	+	The Outlook client will publish by default every 15 minutes the freebusy data to the server for the next 2 months.<br />
	The WebAccess and mobile devices will do this directly when a new appointment is created for 6 the next months.		The WebAccess and mobile devices will do this directly when a new appointment is created for 6 the next months.

-	When the 2 months publishing period in Outlook is too less, you can manually change the time in the Outlook calendar settings.~~<BR>~~	+	When the 2 months publishing period in Outlook is too less, you can manually change the time in the Outlook calendar settings.
	To change this setting globally for all users within the organisation, the following registry key can be deployed:		To change this setting globally for all users within the organisation, the following registry key can be deployed:

Admin at 11:56, 28 July 2011

2011-07-28T11:56:15Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 11:56, 28 July 2011
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-	The freebusy publishing is done by the clients.	+	The freebusy publishing is done by the clients.<BR>
-	The Outlook client will publish by default every 15 minutes the freebusy data to the server for the next 2 months.	+	The Outlook client will publish by default every 15 minutes the freebusy data to the server for the next 2 months.<BR>
	The WebAccess and mobile devices will do this directly when a new appointment is created for 6 the next months.		The WebAccess and mobile devices will do this directly when a new appointment is created for 6 the next months.

-	When the 2 months publishing period in Outlook is too less, you can manually change the time in the Outlook calendar settings.	+	When the 2 months publishing period in Outlook is too less, you can manually change the time in the Outlook calendar settings.<BR>
	To change this setting globally for all users within the organisation, the following registry key can be deployed:		To change this setting globally for all users within the organisation, the following registry key can be deployed:

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The freebusy publishing is done by the clients.
The Outlook client will publish by default every 15 minutes the freebusy data to the server for the next 2 months.
The WebAccess and mobile devices will do this directly when a new appointment is created for 6 the next months.

When the 2 months publishing period in Outlook is too less, you can manually change the time in the Outlook calendar settings.
To change this setting globally for all users within the organisation, the following registry key can be deployed:

'''For Outlook 2003:'''<BR>

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\11.0\Outlook\Preferences\FBPublishRange<BR>
DWORD: <amount of months>

'''For Outlook 2007:'''<BR>

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\12.0\Outlook\Preferences\FBPublishRange<BR>
DWORD: <amount of months>