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Experiencing a strange issue with calendars sharing. One of our users is able to get full access to another users private calendar. I checked the settings of the private calendar and under permissions there are no permissions for anyone else to view the calendar. If I try to add this private calendar, it will pull up, but it will not load any dates. On the computer in question, if they add this private calendar it shows up no problem. If they try to load my private calendar, it asks to send a request.
Now I believe, I am not 100% sure, but perhaps a request was sent and accepted as that is the reason the user can see this private calendar. My question is how do I revoke this?
Server is Exchange 2010 and the versions of Outlook involved are 2007 and 2010. Thanks!
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